PREMALU MOVIE
I’ve penned down my feelings, thoughts and opinion after watching a wonderful movie called Premalu. At some point in my life I would be happy reading this, maybe after many years, or maybe when I’m old. I might feel it’s cringe at some point but when I’m old, I’m sure I’ll have a smile and I also hope someone reading this might start writing those wonderful moments they’ve experienced in life like a love story.
It’s February 14th and I am listening to Adele’s “Send my love(to your new lover)” on repeat in the early hours of the day just before sleeping. I was planning to do a ukulele cover in the morning and post it on social media. I also had other plans; to watch a movie called Premalu and attend the Eucharistic Celebration at the Church on account of Lent and hence had to take leave from work to fulfill this. While I’ll be writing more about this day in my journal, I wanted to focus more towards the movie here, the experience that I had which eventually inspired me to write this as my next Medium post. Enjoying the company of myself to watch this movie(but also deep down wished to have someone beside me). I wanted this to be one of the highlights of my life by writing this down.
So… I went there cycling, it’s around 3.6kms from my home. PVR at Vega City Bannerghatta Road. Thankfully, I reached on time and got the tickets on the spot rather than booking online which would be a little extra. The theatre was almost filled and I luckily got a chance to sit near the corner at the end. Right from the start, I was glued to the seat and the scenes.
Everything was near perfection in my view, which I felt and could relate on some situations apart from having a relationship. This movie was peak fantasy, a dream I wish I had once in a while to embrace those youthful moments which were moving like the breeze of the wind with every moment passing by. I was glad I witnessed this, which for me was a fairy tale in itself, a different dimension, pausing the wind for a split second. I don’t make enough time to watch movies especially in theatres. I wasn’t sure of Premalu but when I came to know it was from the makers of Thanneer Mathan Dinangal, I didn’t have to think twice. My brother got a chance to watch it before me and he loved it and said it’s a must watch. It was so fun, so captivating… and it got released at the right time and woah I got to watch it on Valentine’s day at one corner of the theatre.
Ahh.. what else can I ask for?(Of course there was one). I knew this movie would be fun but it was off the charts for me. Just.. like just.. holding up a few tears without dropping.
Every bit of it felt like a second, felt so close and in harmony like a delightful music. The frequency, the vibration, the vibe, you name it. The concept of time couldn’t hold me there, it was much more than what time could portray, which I am grateful for; immensely blessed for that very moment until the end of the movie, that when something strikes and it aligns so well that I got so high and lost. I felt like I melted there towards the end. The director Girish and the team played the role like an artist for me who painted a sunshine so beautiful and pleasant that I got melted in its embracing warmth. A fantasy that I wish I could dream for and manifest. I don’t know if I can get these experiences in life in some form or the other but you know after watching this I have this proclivity towards the brighter side of life(for a while now) to do and be of something good even if it were something small everyday amidst the chaos. I wanted to exaggerate so much about my experience after watching this movie that I eventually wanted to note it down and cherish it as a milestone in my book of memories. I also wanted to take a photo of myself, so I requested a random stranger to click a picture. His name was Joel. I met him during the break. He was kind enough to click a good picture of mine at this fancy theatre.
I had my notepad open in my phone and was making some quick notes writing a word or two of those moments that resonated with me, I couldn’t resist that and wanted those penned down in my memories.
I never had a relationship in my life but this was close in a way. At least for these precious minutes at the theatre I did feel that I got a Valentine’s gift from the makers of the film. Thank you for your love. Thank you for reading this. Love you! Also, do send my love to your lover if you have one.
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