The Tenant

Watched the movie for the love of Shamita Shetty and boy, she didn't dissapoint! She pulled off the role so beautifully, an independent confidant but quite naive with relations kinda person, she ate her role. I hope to see her more & more, she has a huge untabbed potention that she haven't explored yet, the director has done a fab job too!

I would recommend to watch this movie, the storyline is quite intriguing too! It's a social drama about a young boy facsinated by a gorgeous modern woman who rents a house in his society and how slowly their relation grows into something pure. The entire casting is great, Rudraksha Jaiswal is a natural performer but Shamita Shetty takes away the cake, her role was demanding and had layers which was brilliantly expressed by her while looking drop dead gorgeous through out!

Excellent performances, especially from Rudraksh and Shamita. The casting is spot on, with everyone so perfectly playing their roles that you're left wondering if the script was written for them. While the movies is set in modern day Mumbai, its story will appeal to audiences globally.

Crisp editing and screenplay result in a smooth flowing story, with never a dull moment in between. From the very first shot, you'll be taken on a journey with the protagonist, and the colorful characters they encounter along the way. You'll find yourself associating with different characters at different points, which speaks to the brilliant writing and direction.

With a heart warming journey, simple yet effective script and superb directing and screenplay, The Tenant presents a diverse range of emotions packed into a short but memorable movie.

A must watch!

I didn't know what to expect when I watched the film, and found myself completely into the story, characters, and the twists in the story. The performances are terrific, and the film brings you in with the story and the surprises as it unfolds.

Other reviewers have posted about the plot. The way the story builds, hones in on the main boy and Shamita's character, and the various events that happen is very intriguing and quite gripping.

I've heard this movie will finally be shown on theaters after the long Covid lockdowns and impact on indie films. This film is definitely worth watching, and I'm excited to go see it again.

I saw the movie at PÖFF (Black Nights Film Festival) in Tallinn and it was an excellent insight to everyday life of Indians whos way of life is quite similiar to Europeans. And even if India with it's unique culture is far away and exotic from where i'm looking I could identify that the narrow mindness within some part of the society declares itself universally. The foundation of a human being is universal :)

The story itself is heartwarming if you believe in good will.

Last but not least - i was really astonished by the soundtrack of the movie. A good wide selection both to recognize and to discover!

Watched this movie for Shamita Shetty and she did complete justice to the role.

She's so beautiful and her performance is excellent.

The story concept is quite different and catchy.

Want to see more of Shamita Shetty now.