yashseeta

I saw this on Netflix and the plot summary grabbed me in! Anything is weird if you aren't accustomed to it. Especially culture.

I loved how the story introduced me to the different cultures within the seven sisters. Super thumbs up to the closed captioning that mention all the different languages.

Cultural diversity is fascinating, but it brings forth a lot of discomfort for some. A new and straightforward movie that digs into racism and shows how people can rise from its affects.

The movie claims to be feminist but it tells women what they should do. The reason is an act of defiance 200 years ago. The prologue of Nangeli and the breast tax system does not layout the path to the movie. It's thrown at the movie's plot hoping it will stick. But the way the movie unravels it's an edge of the seat thriller(with probable plot holes), which is all very enjoyable! I was almost convinced of a sinister finale. Instead it is very jarring, preachy and cold. A lot of themes are pointed at, hoping something will make sense. Nothing does!

All of the characters' are all maxing out on one of their stats leaving them to be caricatures. I will say that the film beautifully captured the idea of being nude without having to drop jaws from the contemporary modest Indian. It is definitely interesting if one observes the "nudity" that is shown. It does beg the question of what is acceptable or not and why?

I wish there was a 0 rating. The film is dragged out without any point. Nothing new or refreshing. Typical tollywood fodder. How on earth did this make more than thrice it's investment?

The scenes between ramalakshmi and chittibabu are unrealistic, like the fighting sequences!