The cinematic view

19 May,2020 The only thing I look forward to right now ( apart from binge watching my ceiling fan) is Netflix's "What are the odds?" releasing tomorrow. The film has already been premiered in the some film festival and I searched the entire web for it but in vain. Recently , Netflix released the trailer of this quirky looking film and the probability that I would watch this film is ONE. The film stars Abhay Deol and  Yashaswini Dayama. The movie seems to be promising and quirky and I HOPE IT DOESN'T DISAPPOINT. The previous Netflix original starring Abhay Deol , "Chopsticks" was one of a kind and the expectations from "What are the odds?" are high. Stay tuned for a review tomorrow! For similar posts check out -  https://www.delightedhumans.com/

I had heard a lot about this Netflix original and as soon as my exams ended , I watched the film and I really have mixed feelings about 'Guilty'. The movie revolves around the effects of the #metoo movement, victim shaming and choosing between friendships and the "right".  After watching Kiara Adwani in "Kabir Singh", I never thought I would like to watch her on screen again , but here I am writing about her latest. She has done a decent job and her character was well written unlike the character of Akansha Ranjan Kapoor who played ' Tanu Kumar' , the victim in the Netflix original. The topic of "consent" was raised again, "victim shaming" was discussed and how it is important for WOMEN TO SUPPORT WOMEN.  Kiara Adwani's character, Nanki was a troubled person , a sexual assault victim. With tattoos all over her , she was the "cool" girl of St. Martin's. Everything was going well for her til