The Kiev

You are 57 years old today, and still you find it hard to voice out your opinion at times. Most of the times your voices are overpowered by selfish people and also those who couldn't careless how it will affect your feelings. As grown up you are now, you are still fighting to break free of the boundaries which are set.  You are separated, there was a time when everything is working together, now things seems so distant. It is like oil and water trying their best to be together. Thanks to selfish people, you are now broken at it's core but still trying to hold on the best for us.  You provide lots of people but also seems to be asked more than you can given most of the time. You have been tortured, punished, and ridicule by selfish people. You also have been made fun of from your friends but you still stand up proudly and made us proud. You were cared upon, now everyone just wanted something from you without thinking of your feelings. You just being pushed ...

Saw the trailer for this movie and instantly told myself that I have to watch it, therefore I drag gf along and without thinking it through book for 9 pm movie at TGV, 1 Utama on a Friday (I know, genius) but that is also because no other cinema is showing this show. Parked my car like a bawse and then ran straight for dinner at 8.15 pm and rush through everything, almost choking on my wantons. We were in the cinema sharp at 9 pm and the movie start shortly after everyone stood up and sang "Negaraku". The movie talks about Papa Kadam (Om Puri) who brings his family to Europe after his culinary empire in India suffer losses from a vicious attack from losing election party which also took the life of his beloved wife. Trained under her mother before her death, culinary extraordinaire, Hassan Kadam (Manish Dyal) followed Papa Kadam together with the rest. It all started with the brake malfunction and helped by Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon) which leads them to a small town,S...