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Conor 2022-03-27 09:01:12
Silent and lonely middle-aged man Cy Young Fernandez (Irfan Khan), his wife has been dead for many years, and his work is approaching retirement. Se Young, who is alone, goes home from get off work, eats, and smokes on the balcony when she is lonely, without making a sound; Ira (Nimrat Kaur), a simple and simple housewife. She put all her feelings into the family, taking care of her daughter and serving her husband as her responsibility. She just wished her husband would look at her more and pay more attention to her. Two men and women living in Mumbai who could not possibly have an intersection, actually met because of a wrong lunch, which resonated. They began to communicate in traditional and implicit letters, confiding in each other about their loneliness and loneliness. In two corners of the city, a beautiful mistake by accident, two men and women who are strangers to each other, an untouchable relationship slowly begins.
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Nicholas 2022-04-22 07:01:40
There are too many classic shadows: "84 Charing Cross Street", "Electronic Love Letter", "Mary and Marx", "In the Mood for Love", "Food and Drink", "Days and Nights in Tin Shui Wai"... a bit old-fashioned, But this somber style may be special enough for Indian cinema. Three and a half.
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Federico 2021-12-28 08:01:34
The Indian middle-aged literary and artistic uncle humorous lunch box version of "In the Mood for Love", an Indian film has a rare story so interesting, the book is very careful, the rhythm is not rushed, the humor is just right, and the emotional and human nature knows no borders after all. I didn't expect the film to be so awesome! A 4-star movie has one star added at the end. #Sometimes a wrong train will take you to the right destination#
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Ila: Somwhere I read that the wrong train can lead you to the right station...
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Saajan Fernandes: I think we forget things if there is nobody to tell them.