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Beena Zahir-Rajesh
Posted 3 months ago

Dear Rajkumarperiasamy
From the very first scene, this film left an indelible mark on my soul. The way the story unfolds through Indhu Rebecca Vargeese's eyes is a testament to the brilliance of the director. Choosing her as the lens through which we experience Major Mukund's journey was a profound decision. Indhu isn't just a character; she's a fierce, unyielding force of love.

She stands with Mukund through every battle, every moment of despair and triumph, reminding us that it's not just men who fight for love-women, too, bear that warrior's spirit. Watching her, I felt a piece of myself mirrored in her courage, in the way she fights for him, with a love that knows no limits.
Indhu's unwavering presence, the way she holds him each time he falters, goes beyond the reach of mere words. She is his pillar, his quiet strength. And in the backdrop of uniforms and valor, this film unveils the quiet, soulful stories that reside in each heart.

There's more to these soldiers than their battles-their lives, their sacrifices, and their loves have been portrayed here with such grace, each detail handled with the utmost tenderness.

GV's music flows like a balm over the soul, lifting and soothing in equal measure. It's not just a score; it's a heartbeat, carrying the story forward in a rhythm both haunting and comforting. ‪@SaregamaMusic‬ waiting for the video songs.

This isn't just a movie. It's an emotion, a pulse, a journey. And when I look at this story through Indhu's eyes, it wrenches my heart. She reminds us that love endures, that it isn't bound by time or loss. This story isn't incomplete; it's a love fulfilled, made whole by her devotion, by her quiet yet fierce resolve.

Love lives on, eternal and complete, because of her♥️

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