Such a beautiful and soulful culmination of empathetic storytelling that ensures to evoke the truest of emotions, leaving an indelible warmth that lingers on our hearts long after the credits roll. Films like these turn themselves into a creative testament to the inherent human experience that is inevitably fuelled by love. Films like this instill hopes upon the minds of individuals that are shattered by the consequences of others' inhumane and selfish behaviours. Films like these rekindle the lost ion…

Heads up for my fellas who think that my opinion might influence their watching experience and advising them to read further after watching the movie. It might have mild spoilers too.

Leo starts off with an acknowledgement from lokesh that it is based on 'History of Violence' and that leo is a tribute to that film, as the most celebrated director with all his complacency likes to believe, yet here i am having a hard time trying to convince myself…

I have few things to say like ' i paid for one movie and got to re-watch 10-15 films I've already known', 'one does not need to rewatch atlee's filmography because he makes his own recaps as a brand new movie', ' there's so many people crying in the screen that it would make you feel bad if you didn't feel like crying' and ' i had so many Deja Vu in 3 hours'.

Yet i was entertained throughout the…