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I saw this film on Channel four. I found the narratives and story telling of this film very holding and engaging. It moved from scene to scene without dragging. As a non- maharastrian I fonud easy to follow the dialogues and subtitles. Cinematography filming has been sharp and clear. quality was excellent, adding to value of films. As a main protagonist Sachin Khedekar is simply brilliant. On IMDb there is only one critic review, who seems to be disappointed with the film. He claims to be missed opportunity. He seems to have read Usha Datar's book with the same name, and is implying that book has material, if filmed well, would have been mind blowing. I am not likely to read that book and will not be able to support or deny the claim that this film is a misopportunity. I personally found it to be a good film, worth seeing it.

I saw this film on first day first show, was not sure what to expect. I found a very entertaining and absorbing film, raising question about India's illness. I do think it is important to have faith, but as Indian we are over dependent on faith and it is one of the biggest destructive industry in India. If all money go instead of religious establishment if it was to go for social well being of our fellow man would transform our society, This important question has been raise in this film.Please see it and think about it Most Indian films have weakness in storyline, particularly ending. This film, a struggle little, but done OK. performances in the films have been brilliant.