When I saw Drishyam I was not sure if the film
would be liked by the audience. I didn’t because it posed a moral conflict for
me but box-office proves that the audience does not care for morality any
longer!
The film has completed
50 days and is still going strong. Not that director Nishikant Kamat’s Hindi
remake of the film is a patch on the Malayalam film but even then the story has
struck a chord with cinema lovers.
Perhaps Drishyam is about our changing morals
and inadvertently our changing society. Perhaps this is what cult movies are
about; stories that make you think and alter perspectives.
In times of crisis
that engages a family what would a common man do?
What would you do?
Would you
do what Ajay Devgan did? Is he right?
Is Tabu wrong for handling the case the
way she did? Both are parents and both are suffering for their loved one.
It is no minor
achievement that Drishyam is listed
as the fourth Highest Rated Feature Films Released in the year 2015 with as
many as 12,515 votes on IMDB. For some reason Drishyam has been trending on the
social media too.
Yet again actor Ajay
Devgan proves that he understands the pulse of the audience and has made the
right decision.
@bhawanasomaaya
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