Aditya Patil·3y

Shot composition was too good which is one aspect I always appreciate in SSR focuses was very unique in a minimal way. To emphasize SSRs vision, Senthil grasped the landscapes of the rural, industrial, and british raj settings of historical India using establishing shots and aerial views innovatively. The team did great work during post-production (color correction) as the warm hue that glazed the screen made everything feel that much more Indian. CGI might be my own gripe but considering the budget every penny was used effectively. Regardless, SSR knows how to immerse us into the emotional baggage of the ighlights glared off of the environment (Ram, punching bag and every spec of dust) making us feel the weight of Ram's punches.