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Loki redeems kollywood with comprehendible script and furious screenplay. It takes lot of courage to kill the protagonist in the second scene of the movie. Except for an overdose of ultra violence with deafening ammunition sounds, the movie has everything for an action film enthusiast. Primarily, all the principal actors added golden feathers to the already decorated character sketch, they portrayed.

Kamal's sentiment as a grandfather could jerk a tear, VJS evil-grin is horrific (award deserving) and Fahad's acting puts you spellbound. References of Dilli (from Kaithi movie), adaikalam (from Vikram - 1986), highway scene (from managram) makes it first Indian movie to have multiverse (as in Avengers).

Anirudh's score makes your adrenaline gushing down the spine in ecstasy. The film features few cameos that gift us with lots of surprising action sequences. And don't miss the pre-interval block, the camera-man elates you to a hyper-lane.

Remember watching this movie young, but I paid no attention to the story or screenplay and watched it purely of its pornographic content, as it was the first Indian movie that shows lesbianism. Seeing this after 20 years, I feel, the movie projects the concept of "desire" in Indian Women. Indian women are mostly sub-servants and many believe that desire brings ruin for them. Deepa Mehta written and made a bold and awesome movie that was cleared twice by the Censor board and released after a huge opposition by the Shiv-Seniks in Maharashtra. All the actors in this movie gelled so well to the characters and my favourite is Shabana Azmis. ARR BGM from his previous movies esp. BOMBAY THEME adds spice to the screen.

The mention of Women on FIRE in the title refers not just to the feelings of Radha and Sita in the movie but the directors' because of her flaming script and screenplay.

I'm a teacher by profession and the most common issue found while counseling my students is their loss of interest to study. On such scenario, many-a-times I'd feel if the parents motivates at home our work could be a lot easier . The movie delivers a powerful message of a parent's involvement in instilling learning desire to her child and the entire credit should go to the debutante writer/director, Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari. The mother's role played by Swara Bhaskar is the spotlight and her struggle is the replica of many maternal sacrifices of our country. The principal role is one 'principal' cameo that reminds us of some teachers during schooling.