in Tribuneindia
Director Sharan Art has made sure to keep the film honest and grounded. The writing, by Harnav Bir Singh and Sharan Art, is thoughtful. The dialogues are strong and meaningful, and they stay with you long after the movie ends. The cinematography by Jaype Singh is beautiful. The frames and scenes feel real and well-researched. The way the film shows the period—clothes, ships, streets, and even the silence—gives you an understanding of that time. Its music is another highlight. The songs match the situations perfectly. They are emotional, not forced, and add a lot to the mood of the film. The background score by Kevin Roy George helps you feel the tension and hope in various scenes. The film moves at a slow pace, and some scenes feel stretched and tend to get boring. But, thankfully, the message is not lost.Read at source