Love the slow burn human drama captivating the hardships of the common people which often goes unnoticed.

It mainly focuses on the caste discrimination rooted in our society and how each economic class tends to discriminate with whom they feel superior with, even Kapil Sharma's character's family. It is geniusly portrayed with subtle nods. Loved the subtle political commentary.

and life continues.........

The single-shot montage of a father descending into madness and mourning his son's demise is truly heart-wrenching. Hats off to Irrfan Khan for delivering such a powerful performance—an incredible actor. I also appreciated the subtle depiction of political undertones throughout the film. The dual ending, highlighting the distinction between reality and fiction, is nothing short of brilliant.

A great commentary on human behaviour.

Also, got amazed on seeing the accuracies of science and medical stuff; the government policies; the conspiracies, misinformation and fear spread in the society and the true nature of humans in a state of no law and order.

Loved the ending's day one scenario, beautifully crafted.