🎯 Verdict
"Eat, Prey, Love done right. Coming from an Indian, I can't even begin to explain how big of a deal it is. Turns out without pushing India as just a spiritual destination by getting it pigeonholed, the proper way was to make it a journey towards inner selves or even better, to make it about trying to catch a train and even after catching it, realising we might just get to experience just the one allotted compartment. If the whole thing was just a satire which I certainly wish for it to be, works even better for me."
✍️ Full Review
Eat, Prey, Love done right. Coming from an Indian, I can’t even begin to explain how big of a deal it is. Turns out without pushing India as just a spiritual destination by getting it pigeonholed, the proper way was to make it a journey towards inner selves or even better, to make it about trying to catch a train and even after catching it, realising we might just get to experience just the one allotted compartment. If the whole thing was just a satire which I certainly wish for it to be, works even better for me.