I'm not a person who cries during films. The only films which made me cry is moondram pirai(Tamil,1983) and Coco(English,2017).
I still remember how much I cried when I watched this movie. I must have been 7 or 8 years old but still I could understand this movie thanks to hindi dubbed otherwise couldn't read subtitles back then.
Good Movie. Everybody acted very well in the movie.
It's common knowledge that Mani Ratnam is considered one of India's best directors, if not the best. That reputation has come thanks to films like Anjali.
Many reviewers have said it's 'To kill a mocking bird'. I feel its story also has lots of E.
20 years ago when I was a kid watching this movie I cried and laughed and had goosebumps from scene to scene. I have always admired Manirathnam for his brilliance no matter what he does.
There are 2 major aspects of this movie which makes it very interesting - 1. ManiRatnam's unique and brilliant style of movie-making, 2.
The film has already critically acclaimed very well..just watched once again in TV...
This is an unashamedly populist film. As a result, it's got the occasional cringe-worthy cheesy sequence (and I'm thinking the Science Fiction / Star Wars pastiche here), and it doesn't really grapple with the reality of bringing up a disabled kid.
