And then there’s Sam’s missing skeleton… seriously, we’re still trying to find the skeleton in the closet! 😂
Overall, a gripping watch with brilliant performances and a smart, tightly written screenplay, but a few unanswered questions prevent it from being absolutely perfect.
Drishyam 3 — Review
Rating - 4/5
Just finished watching Drishyam 3, and what an amazing movie! It genuinely keeps you on the edge of your seat till the very end.
What worked for me:
A very to-the-point script with hardly any unnecessary drama.
(1/n)
The overall suspense and pacing were handled really well.
But there were a few loopholes:
What happened with Sister Perera? There was barely any proper closure there.
The final High Court order and whether the case is permanently closed could have been explained better.
(3/n)
Thankfully, no over-the-top courtroom melodrama—although at certain points, you might wonder, “How is the court even allowing this?” 😅
Jaideep Ahlawat and Ajay Devgn were phenomenal. Their performances really carried the tension throughout the movie.
(2/n)
I'm wondering why the Indian government doesn't offer health insurance/term insurance for #taxpayers! 🤔
Imagine a tiered system based on tax paid – like 10 lakhs cover for >1 lakh tax, and up to 25-50 lakhs cover for 5-10 lakh tax.
What do you think!
@traderayushi Meanwhile those who lost a fortune in trading.
Btw as per SEBI's official report on future and options trading (SEBI | Study - Analysis of Profit and Loss of Individual Traders dealing in Equity F&O Segment https://t.co/B8986I6sPY) - 90% of traders in this sector are in loss.
@NalinisKitchen Gov is so aptly using our tax money. Instead of upskilling, fixing unemployment, health and infrastructure, they thought of using tax money to fix their gov employee salary? I am not frustrated with a person earning 45k but I am frustrated by not using it to generate employment.