Shots are often framed through broken windowpanes, jaggery-stained walls, or reflections in stagnant water. The color grading shifts from warm sepia (memory) to a cold, clinical blue (present), effectively disorienting the viewer. The Bad: What Falters 1. Pacing Issues The first 30 minutes are glacial. While the buildup is intentional, some viewers will lose patience with the long takes of Vijay just staring at peeling wallpaper. A tighter edit would have helped.
The female lead (the "ghost/memory") is given little to do besides whisper cryptic lines. Her tragedy is told, not shown. We never learn her name—only her function as a plot device. antharmukam
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
If you answer yes, step inside. Just don't blame the mirror. Note: If this is not the correct work, please provide the author's or director's full name for an accurate review. Pacing Issues The first 30 minutes are glacial