The acting isn't always up to scratch but Datta's highbrow approach to grief makes for cerebral viewing and there's plenty of pathos too. A touching, thoughtful film.
This golden light-bathed melodrama from UK-based director Sangeeta Datta holds back no sentimental flourishes.
he acting is so stiff and self-conscious that one is half-tempted to file the dead mum as the tale's most convincing presence.
This likable if more than a trifle laboured Indian movie reworks King Lear in present-day London.
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