Rao Bahadur

Satyadev delivers the best performance of his career as a deranged aristocrat. From the very first frame, the film pulls you into its world and never lets go. This is definitely not a movie for everyone. The first half is deliberately slow, but the second half completely blows your mind and makes the slow build worth it. The unique cinematography and theatrical style of filmmaking give the movie its own identity. On top of that, the psychological drama is backed by brilliant societal commentary on some very sensitive topics, making the film both thought provoking and emotionally powerful. This is not just a movie, it is an experience. If you enjoy slow burn psychological dramas that stay with you long after the credits roll, do not miss this one. A true masterpiece and one of the rare gems of the year.