From the get-go, Shammi is presented with a very unnerving yet familiar vibe. In front of a mirror grooming his moustache, his introduction scene wonderfully sets up what’s about to come at us. As the movie progresses, it becomes a contest of our conscience vs his actions that builds up the essential awkwardness the scenes create. The more he talks, the stronger is the cringe creeping up on the back of our necks. Although it’s dialled down a bit with smartly written humour to make it enjoyable for the audience.
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Shammi hero anu 👍👍