The whole movie is a narrative on the risks political workers take, either due to a debt owed to the party or for the need to be recognized and respected within the ranks. It highlights the impact on the families of these workers and the suffering they endure, owing to decisions taken in anger or haste. It's fast paced, not a dull moment and the casting is on point. I would've liked a more conclusive ending, something that showed the protagonist has grown from his mistakes and has matured out of this cycle of killing and revenge. But in a sense, it shows the reality for those who've got their hands too deep in the dirt that there is no returning to normalcy again. Well made movie, good job by the team.
Review of Kotthu
