Swathi Mutthina Male Haniye

Once in a while such heart touching, well narrated movie is done, Raj B Shetty has done a great job in direction, kept it simple & straight forward. Movie starts with a good background of Prerana's daily chores at home & her job as counsellor, how its taking a toll on her is shown pretty well.

Short scenes between Prerana & husband of the sick wife touches on helplessness of senior citizens / nuclear family situation in India, also the dialogue between Prerana & her mother talking about she liking Aniket (Raj B Shetty) is written well.. and it goes something like this:

'... as a mother hearing from a married daughter that you like another person, is not a good thing, but as women I understand your feelings'

Kudos to Ramya for producing this, I think Siri Ravikumar (as Prerana) has done well, and she suits the role well & done better than having Ramya in that role.

It was beautifully captured and mature written story. The way prerana mom presented her role..was good..she came just 5 to 10 min but her acting Special mention to thatha Venkat rao

The way prerana character handle some situation is so mature.

Raj just wow.

Thanks Ramya for giving this kind of movie.

It was beautifully captured and mature written story. The way prerana mom presented her role..was good..she came just 5 to 10 min but her acting Special mention to thatha Venkat rao

The way prerana character handle some situation is so mature.

Raj just wow.

Thanks Ramya for giving this kind of movie.

Only few movies teaches you great life lessons and makes you feel like attending a therapy. This is that kind of a movie for me. Another well written Masterpiece by the great Raj B Shetty. The biggest power of this movie is those hard-hitting dialogues and those metaphors used each and every character stays in our mind, feels personal and make us feel bad for them. And the duration too make us feel for th film. Siri Ravikumar done a fabulous job as the main lead. Raj B Shetty's character comes for a limited time on screen but has an impact through the movie. All the technical aspects were at the point of saying no faults. A must watch movie to everyone.

While this movie is not for everyone, if you connect with the characters- its a very enjoyable and emotional experience.

The characters are just ordinary people who just happen to have cross paths. Raj B. Shetty's performance is quite good but Siri takes the show. The development of her character and the choices she makes are presented uniquely. You travel with the character.

The movie presents profound thoughts on deep philosophies about life. A woman who thinks she knows what life is learns about it from a dying man. The themes and metaphors are very idealogical and might not resonate with everyone.

An enjoyable emotional experience.

Raj Shetty once again proves that he is a versatile director and storyteller through this movie. In my opinion, it can be challenging for male directors to truly grasp the depth of women's sensibilities and convey the intricacies on screen. However, Raj Shetty dispels that myth, demonstrating that male directors are capable of understanding the inner feelings of women and reflecting that through a story. Kudos to Raj Shetty!

From the beginning of the movie until the middle, it took a slow pace to establish each character and their story. However, later on, it took a real emotional turn. The natural background music, cinematography and dialogues complement the entire story, helping the audience connect with real-life emotions. The movie feels more like poetry than a regular film.

The movie mostly emphasises the significance of love, care, and relationships between partners, underscoring their importance at every stage of life. It's well demonstrated with all ages level. Actors well delivered the message through their acting and expressions. Kudos to all actors.

Kudos to entire team and all the best for their next projects.