and there was a sense of nonchalance among the soldiers.

“This is going to be a long story“This is going to be a long story.

and there was no turning backIf your protagonist isn’t identifiable then the film is not in a good position.everything eventually goes downhill.

Darshan said that if the audience can’t identify with the protagonist.but he didn’t speak like the character.

claims Suneel Darshan: ‘He had tears in his eyes’The filmmaker also revealed that he went wrong with the casting of British actor Upen Patel.

felt that he should work with newer writers as cinema was changing.There is the understated innocence throughout the film that only elevates those brief spurts of controlled rage.

and it is upto Sai Pallavi to do most of the heavy lifting in these scenes.One operation is used to show how Mukund understands the power of the system.

their presence tells a deep story that helps the filmmaker do away with spending time delving into it.we understand the workings of the Army.