Sara's Movie Review: Anna Ben's mesmerising performance enhances this easy-breezy film which talks about parenthood

Cast: Anna Ben, Sunny Wayne

Directed By: Jude Anthony Joseph

Sara's, directed by Jude Anthony Joseph, featuring Anna Ben and Sunny Wayne leading the pack, is a genuinely necessary mouthpiece for ladies who don't feel maternal and have no second thoughts about the equivalent. It's for the individuals who would prefer not to quit pursuing their fantasies, huge or little, paying little mind to how others judge them about their remain on parenthood.

Sara (Anna Ben) needs to be a movie producer and her fantasy has consistently been to see her name in the credits roll. In the wake of helping on a few movies, she at long last needs to compose and guide her own film. During research for her film's peak scene with Dr Sandhya Philip (Dhanya Verma), she meets Jeevan (Sunny Wayne). The two appreciate each other's conversation, begin to look all starry eyed at, yet what wraps everything up for Sara is Jeevan's conviction that he never needs kids.

After marriage, actually, like everybody's folks, Sara and Jeevan's likewise get some information about the 'uplifting news', yet the two of them stand joined together and report that they don't need kids. Be that as it may, as the film advances, we see the lead characters developing and developing with age and what, when united them additionally, divides them.

Jude Anthony Joseph's Sara's shows a mirror to society and its convictions with regards to pregnancy and parenthood. However, we as a whole concur that a lady ought to have the opportunity to choose when she is prepared to have a kid, family and society, by and large, compresses her when the opportunity arrives. How Sara battles with these difficulties while persevering structures the essence of the story. 

Mallika Sukumaran (Jeevan's mom) and Benny P Nayarambalam (Sara's dad) convey imperative exhibitions, portraying two total inverse points of view. While Jeevan's mom is tyrannical with a customary attitude, Sara's dad is understanding, steady and will remain by his girl, regardless. Sara's gynecologist, Dr Hafees (Sidhique), likewise perfectly describes how guardians should take some time prior to venturing out into parenthood. He accepts that it is 'better not to be a parent than a terrible parent'.

Screenwriter Akshay Hareesh addresses a large portion of the untouchable points without losing the plot of the film. Music arranger Shaan Rehman's tunes take the account forward with every feeling of the hero featured through his melodic creations.

Sara's battles social suppositions, however, it's as yet an inquiry regarding how much potential the film has, to shake the individuals who will in general side-line decisions as 'woman's rights,' out of their forswearing. Additionally, as her person is as yet favored in her fights, with an arrangement father, assets to manage the cost of an apparently extravagant loft and no conspicuous monetary battles – comprehend that the battle of ladies with her fantasies, are complex, all things considered.

However, in an entertainment world that has criticized ladies who don't need kids enormously previously, at the danger of sounding stereotypical, Sara's is certainly a much-needed refresher.