A little boy, Arav, is on a quest to get his mixie fixed. He refuses to opt for any of the newer, sleeker, quieter models, and is very clear about getting this particular appliance repaired instead of buying a new one.
Arav is mischievous, playful and hardly without a smile. He also has little concern for the money he may have to spend, as long as someone is simply willing to fix the contraption. It is precisely because of this portrayal of innocence that when the final revelation of the plot arrives, it truly leaves the viewer disconcerted. The film’s most notable characteristic is its storytelling which allows the plot a complete beginning, middle and end.
Read LessArav is mischievous, playful and hardly without a smile. He also has little concern for the money he may have to spend, as long as someone is simply willing to fix the contraption. It is precisely because of this portrayal of innocence that when the final revelation of the plot arrives, it truly leaves the viewer disconcerted. The film’s most notable characteristic is its storytelling which allows the plot a complete beginning, middle and end.
