A gritty, emotional drama exploring the complex bond between siblings as they navigate the harsh realities of life in the slums of Mumbai.
Is this movie suitable for family viewing?
The movie has intense themes and some violent scenes, so it's better suited for mature audiences rather than a family movie night.
Worth watching if you enjoy indie dramas with an emotional touch. Streaming is fine—no need for a theater experience.
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The movie centers on Amir, a young drug dealer, and his sister Tara. When Tara is arrested for attempting to protect Amir, their lives spiral into a desperate search for redemption and freedom, showing how they fight against the oppressive system that surrounds them.
A moving story about survival and resilience, but it drags in some places and could feel a bit cliché.
Ishaan Khatter shines in some scenes, but overall, the performances could have been more powerful and engaging.
The characters feel real, but the emotional connection isn’t always strong enough. Some moments felt forced.
Majidi's direction captures the harsh realities of the slums well, but the pacing could have been tighter.
Stunning visuals and raw shots of Mumbai's slums give an authentic feel, making the atmosphere immersive.
Visually impressive with an authentic portrayal of Mumbai's life.
Storyline drags, and the emotional impact isn’t consistent.
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