johnstampp

I think this movie is simply timeless and has many values of teaching how a distorted ego is dangerous and muat be kept in check with right ideas and sound teachings of descency and respect. I am a fan of Rajni.

The only critique I would give is that the cast line up is decent and good. The camera or quality of cameras used is evident in sound, visuals and the balance of voice volume with actions are evident. The Film is clearly telling a story. Over all the film could use warmth and gloss. This may be due to either lack of experience on directors part or the equipment and mastering of the film needed more time and finesse including equipment quality and standard. Still worth while to support African movies and the craft of african actors. Africa has a little distance to go in cinematography compared to India. This movie is important and exposes the darkness and maligned behaviour of the world medical system and pharmaceutical companies. Very powerful movie and ask the questions that need to be asked. Why would the medical system knowingly prevent doctors who can truly cure sicknesses from doing so? Greed , money, manipulation and control of humans. It is simply satanic and devilish at its cores.

I think the flaw and an important one to high light. Bincy or the female character should have been explored more. The portrayal of women or female only cooking and doing house chores isn t helping Indian women or female. In fact this narritive supports the ignorance of male ego and macho like frames of thought. We cannot re write Shakespear but we can add intelligence and growth in consciousness to our art. Male & Female are equal and India and the world needs to accept this truth.