My views

Well, if KGF was a stepping stone for Kannada industry then I'm proud to say that KGF chapter 2 has continued the legacy with a mighty roar. Till date, I've always been happy for the Telugu and Tamil industry for brining powerful stories but in the last few years, the Malayalam and Kannada industry have come up with scripts that are not only interesting and fascinating but at the very same time, they're hitting it out of the park. I've said this before and I'll say it again the south industry has provided so much entertainment and has majorly attracted people back to theatres and has also made them spend money on OTT subscriptions. Bollywood has been dethroned again. Last year it was Pushpa, few months ago it was  RRR and now its KGF. Coming to KGF chapter 2, honestly part 1 was a surprise deal like "Bahubali - The Beginning". No one expected the world to get acquainted with Rocky Bhai's world but everyone ended being a Yash fan. That man has a magnifi

I've been a connoisseur of movies and the one thing I look for is relatability. No idea why but that's the truth. Cinema is a form of art that has the ability to depict something with so much beauty and essence that it just touches your heart and pulls the right strings. Nowadays, especially after the pandemic, I've been looking for movies that may feel cool and breezy rather than being stressful and anxiety driven. Rewatching movie like YJHD, ZNMD, Dear Zindagi, Dil Chahta hai, etc have helped to cure my boredom but my search always continued.  So in the search of this popular genre, I stumbled upon this movie called Hridayam which stars Pranav Mohanlal, Kalyani Priyadarshan and Darshana Rajendran. In no time, Hridayam took over the place of Premam in my heart and since then I have been patiently waiting to rewatch it.  Many a times you watch a film and it makes you feel special and there is feeling of realization that hits you once you watch that film. But for that to hap