In a nation that is passionate about cricket, how far can a fixation with this particular sport go? Especially if it's the story of grieving parents, to what extent will they ignore the threshold of reason and the normative idea of 'sanity' in their pursuit of closure?
GyaRaah raises all of these questions, and catches the viewer completely by surprise as the narrative develops. The film, however, does not allow enough time to its plot and situations to develop. The information is handed to the viewer too swiftly and without warning. Barring the pace, the story works well with regards to other aspects that include its progression as well as the performances of the actors.
Read LessGyaRaah raises all of these questions, and catches the viewer completely by surprise as the narrative develops. The film, however, does not allow enough time to its plot and situations to develop. The information is handed to the viewer too swiftly and without warning. Barring the pace, the story works well with regards to other aspects that include its progression as well as the performances of the actors.
