The Song of Scorpions

Great camera work, wonderful desert, complex psychology of love, possession, shame, control, freedom, choice, revenge, regret - all are there. Lots of metaphors - the song, the scorpion, the desert all of them. A timeless, slow moving story in a timeless setting in modern times. The film trusts and demands its viewers to be able to read and to be intelligent observers of symbols.

I think it is one of the last movies of Irfan Khan if not the last. His acting as always has been par excellence. The story itself is all heart-touching and confusing at time. If you are not a Rajhistani then don't watch it without the sub-titles or you'll get lost.

The love the passion the quest and above all the emotions portrayed are beyond words. It is well directed and very well acted by all the actors.

The life of rural desert people is indeed very hard yet very simple. People living in the city will be astonished by the simple ways and day-to-day life portrayed in this movie. Surely we live in a world which has so many places yet to be explored.

Irrfan Khan's performance in the film is nothing short of mesmerizing-so authentic that one forgets he is acting at all. The narrative is compelling, yet what truly elevates the film is its masterful choice of locations, stunning cinematography, and the poetic use of language. Together, these elements create a deeply immersive and surreal cinematic experience.

It's a Beautiful movie. Amazing work done by actors. Greatly showcased the beauty as well as dangers of desert.

I am always looking for movies with content and I call them CINEMA. This film is the truest of cinema from indian culture. Anup Singh is famous for Making Cinematic folktales Like Qissa and Song of Scorpions . This film is a must watch . To watch some of finest artists . To watch a beautiful portrayal of Rajasthani Culture . And the story of love turning into greed . And a beautiful ending