This is another gem from the maverick Onir. A poignant love story (about two men) set against the beautiful valley in Kashmir.
The story at first may seem simple but don't be mistaken as it is much more than a boy meets boy love story. Some scenes will move you to the core and make yourself ask the question "When are we going to stop getting religion in the way of things?" I was lucky enough to experience this movie on big screen while it was screened in Jagran Film Festival. The standing ovation was testament enough of how brilliant the movie was. I just hope this movie gets an official theatre release as the small screen wont do justice to the amazing cinematography.
We can truly say that Onir is the flag bearer of Indian Queer Cinema. One after the other he keeps churning out masterpieces and his latest movie is no less. It's a Must Watch film.
The story at first may seem simple but don't be mistaken as it is much more than a boy meets boy love story. Some scenes will move you to the core and make yourself ask the question "When are we going to stop getting religion in the way of things?" I was lucky enough to experience this movie on big screen while it was screened in Jagran Film Festival. The standing ovation was testament enough of how brilliant the movie was. I just hope this movie gets an official theatre release as the small screen wont do justice to the amazing cinematography.
We can truly say that Onir is the flag bearer of Indian Queer Cinema. One after the other he keeps churning out masterpieces and his latest movie is no less. It's a Must Watch film.