The film adopts an interesting and entertaining approach to share its story, ensuring that you do not see any of the developments coming. It is complete with thrill, humour and a dramatic element of its own. <br><br> When we are taken into the life of a grandmother who is living by herself, missing her relatives and waiting for them to visit, the viewer is made to expect perhaps a story of emotional isolation or at least of an emotion akin to it. However, what it offers instead is a fun, unpredictable progression of events through its engaging narrative. The film loses some points in the department of visuals, but the writing and storytelling allow it to recover from it.

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Anusha finds his colleague Aditya grieving his father’s death one night in office. Naturally, feeling
sorry for his loss, she wishes to comfort him. They step out for a smoke, and realise this was the first
time that they were having a conversation, despite all these years of working together. After finding
themselves in the midst of a tragic circumstance, they begin to bond over shared pain. <br><br> Talking to a
stranger about your deepest loss can become a weird and awkward situation, but Aditya and Anusha
find comfort in each other. Perhaps, there is also an ease in baring your vulnerability to a stranger. She
tells him that when she was a child her mother would say, people who died turned into stars. But since
she is unable to show Aditya any ‘real’ star in the sky, she instead creates a starry night for him.

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