Review: Three of Us streaming on Netflix. A story of love, loss, trauma and healing. A feeling…  

Review: Three of Us streaming on Netflix. A story of love, loss, trauma and healing. A feeling called love. If your heart beats for a special person year after year and has never felt for anyone else, that is the love that has never asked for ownership. This film was made with a very heart-touching and gentle observation of human relationships. It takes perspective on experiences of loss, trauma, and healing. The lighting and angles in this film are very natural. Every frame speaks to the character's emotions. The common belief is that a woman should be happiest with her husband. The center of her happiness should be her husband. But the reality is something else. That's why when Dipankar asks Shailja that he has never seen her the happiest, and is that so? Instead Shailja asked him, "When was the last time we were sad together?" A tasteful treat from director Avinash Arun. Mesmerizing performances by Shefali Shah, Jaideep Ahlawat and Swanand Kirkire. The expression on Shefali's silent face is so powerful that you can understand what she wants to say. Jaideep Ahlawat, one of the finest actors of Bollywood, his every gesture, his expression, his every line with brilliant editing is extraordinary to read. You may feel that every relationship cannot be described in words. At one point, when Shailja (Shefali) says something, we expect to immediately cut to her reaction shot, but the camera remains on Pradeep and the cutaway happens after a few moments. This is a reflection of the great power of art and artists. The poetry recited by Jaideep is so impressive that the entire film becomes poetic. This is a film worth watching.