It reveals an exciting new facet of Pa Ranjith's vision of the medium and the world. Not to be missed.

By using the contemporary and very conversational setting, Ranjith packs in a number of his thoughts and opinions which in themselves become the engaging force that drive the plot.

This blending of forms actually gives the film a vibe that is very new-age (like Tenma's unconventional songs and score) and makes it an experience that shouldn't be missed.

It is more impactful than Pa Ranjith’s earlier films despite featuring mostly newcomers and lesser-known actors. Everything looks so real on screen and rarely feels like a performance.