Reviews

Dia (2020)

My Rating: 8.7

Preview:

Life is just a handful of moments of gaining something special and losing something precious.

But what if you gain everything at one moment, only to lose everything at the exact same time?

Good things take time to build up—it is true with love, it is true with a special friendship, it is true with a good story, and it is true for a feel-good moment too.

But when something builds up so slowly, only to shatter unexpectedly, the pain is unbearable.

Review:

The story has it all—friendship, love, the unexpected surprises of life, and the heartbreak of separation from someone special.

Losing the love of your life is deeply painful, but in my opinion, there is an equally profound ache in losing a best friend who was your world.

This movie handles these two immense feelings with remarkable grace and silence. The narrative gives you goosebumps, guiding you on a journey of love, companionship, and the ultimate sorrow of life. It touches deep emotional chords while simultaneously offering fresh glimmers of hope throughout.

The liveliness of the characters, the depth of emotion, and the quiet sorrow of feelings are what make this film stay in your heart for a long time.

Beautiful scenery set against emotionally tight frames—including the Bangalore-Mangalore road trip—adds to the tear-filled moments.

Our hearts crave true emotion, and this movie is a treat of varying feelings your heart needs to experience. Take yourself on this journey of raw emotion and magical surprises that life keeps hidden...

And remember: one day, everyone has to lose... someone.