3 of Us

Movie Review

Movie Review:
3 of US
Indian diaspora of filming is seeing a paradigm shift in film making as conventional topics are getting a backseat as Very untouched Topics are presented on celluloid. In this movie Three of us, clear identification of a neurological disorder of Forgetfulness i.e. Dementia is highlighted in such a way that it keeps its spectators glued to chair.

Storyline goes like, A lady wants to relieve her school days in Konkan Area ( Western Ghats) and wishes to recall all her school days, infatuation and mistakes, despite being aware, she is on a fast lane of memory deficit getting settled. Her husband cooperates her by all possible means to get her there in a rural town and lets her live her childhood all again. He lets her even to talk to her childhood boyfriend in isolation to help her recover. The boy of her school days also understands and helps family to collect some of broken pieces of life. Cinematography is so rural and natural, It soothes your eyes. The presentation is so subtle and sublime one can imagine the real reel in progress. Actor Shefali Shah is so natural in acting she doesn’t look like acting while Jaideep Ahlawat has maintained his dialogue delivery with an oblivious pause. Swanand Kirkire has very rightly played this role of husband displaying a rare breed of being Gentleman. The lighting factor on the faces duly helped to showcase a sick person that mesmerises an onlooker.
Note: Good experience &
a must watch.