Axone

I was lucky enough to see this at the BFI London Film Festival. A great movie which highlights a little seen community in India. Funny and moving at times, but captivating throughout the duration. Here's to hoping this opens the gateway to more movies featuring Northeastern stars and culture.

Movie was good but sometime get slow But all actors were fantastic specially sayani Gupta

As I am from Northeast I could relate this movie with my northeastern friends, but I will give a faithful review unbiased review Story is new and very well directed and no over dramatic or fancy shot has been taken which makes it a realistic movie , but at times I felt like some shots were unwanted and flat, movie could have few more humorous moments, but the movie ended very well , please give it a watch and praise new talents from every corner of our very own country... well directed movie Nicholas Kharkongor !!!!

Lived in Munirka, Delhi during my 3 university years. I totally feel it in my bones what the movie tried to bring across. Loved the Diversity Ethnic colors, differences & the battle with mainland Indian. I also lived in south India where I felt non of the above differences highlighted in the movie. Love the movie makers attempt to educate those who are not aware of how diverse & rich India is with ethnicity. And also how much more we have to be tolerant with our rich God gifted indigenous ethnicity rather than duel in our box. For the movie to become global, we desperately needs more.

My love for the north east people made me like the movie. Read many reviews on Sayani not being a typical Nepali but i loved the way she acted in that part being naive and caring . The music was so nice, the drums kept the rhythm of the movie going.

The cast and the characters in the small sweet indie film is really worthy to be watched and loved.

Axone tasted yum because I know the taste and smoked pork is amazing to the tastebuds and soul