The Great Indian Butterfly

Watch it if you are a married couple and are in mood for some reality check with a fair bit of abstraction thrown in.

...it breeds some breezy moments of black humour and poignant romance, apart from eliciting some fine performances from the key players.

The script isn't entirely cliche-free and does adhere to conventional thought patterns. Still it's an interesting attempt which works most of the time.

...if you can imagine some well-written conversations that reflect a lot of our lives in a piece of cinema, and would like to see how it’s done well – go for it.

...mirrors a reality. You empathize with the on-screen characters and that's one of the reasons why this film works.

...is perhaps 'wonderful to imagine and easy to fall in love with' but ultimately 'a little fantastic and fleeting and out of reach'.

If you enjoy watching two adults have long conversations about life then this one might be worth the trip.

Nothing really happens in the film where the couple fights for the most part, separates, and rethinks their actions. The film needed more.

There’s a lot of symbolism in the film that defies logic. It seems more like an effort on the part of the filmmakers to dub their product an art film.