Gemini

As a film, Gemini is a long shot. There are too many social issues to tackle, including how specially-abed children are bullied and outcast in schools. I do not empathize with the lead titular character because she is kind of a virago who does not care about the people around her and thinks of herself as a smart-Alec. The problem is not with with the character, per se, but how she has been directed and portrayed. Both Esther and director P K Baaburaaj depict her as this cardboard character with no cares to give and demand the audience to cut her some slack. The foundation of this amateur creation is based on roots that do not know anything about filmmaking. There are sequences that turn you off so bad, you are going to look at your partner or a family member and shrug. "Who made this piece of claptrap?!" If watching an arrogant little kid with passive-aggressive qualities behave like the world revolves around her is your idea of a film, then Gemini will be a treat. You also get to learn few new words because the story is centered on a spell-bee contest. Overall, Gemini is a poorly-made film that has amateur actors that do not act well portray characters that behave illogically and a plot that has been written while the writer was taking forty winks. TN.