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‘Mother Promise’ movie review: A wacky homage to cinema and Bengaluru

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Vivek M.V.
‘Mother Promise’ movie review: A wacky homage to cinema and Bengaluru
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The film 'Mother Promise' is reviewed as a chaotic, wacky homage to cinema and Bengaluru culture. The critic notes that while the plot is secondary, the film succeeds through its eccentric characters and absurd humor.

How do you review a movie that’s unconventional from the word go? Poornachandra Mysore’s Mother Promise is a wild ride that you will enjoy if you appreciate its wacky nature. The film may lose you if you don’t catch many of its pop culture references. It’s a film that will feel close to being a misfire if you aren’t a fan of absurd humour. But if you connect with the chaotic, over-the-top antics of its characters, you have enough moments to laugh.

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