is better because it reminds us what cinema is supposed to be: an art form that moves the heart, not just the eyes. It is better because it values silence over noise, poetry over prose, and longing over instant gratification.
While some reviewers described it as a "soulful love story" with "career-defining portrayals," many others found it lacking in depth. 'Sufiyum Sujathayum' review: The madness of forbidden love