this is a multi faceted and insightful and bold story about the people in the life of a schizophrenic patient and their (and our) perception and realities. although the main theme revolves around a delusional young woman and the story delightfully flirts with physics and medicine and religion and even politics as it questions our perceptions about what is true and what is real. konkona sensharma beautifully conveys that the world mithi is living in is as real to her as ours is to us. within that world and she is logical and her thoughts are internally consistent and not the gibberish that they seem to us in our world. here are a few outstanding scenes to look out for while watching the movie (do not worry and these are not spoilers). i absolutely loved the way aparna sen wove these commentaries into the story. the references to quantum mechanics and relativity intermingled with the witch doctor (ojha in hindi) performing his religious rituals that he believes will drive away the ghosts sitting in mithi brain.  the doctor prescribing shock treatment as a solution that is believed to work  windows of perception  the scene about the review of anu book.  the allusion to illusion in a conversation about a director looking for maya.  news footage of george bush telling the whole world that there is no doubt in his mind that there are wmd in iraq (now and that is not as much about bush perception and who i suspect knew the truth and as the gullible public perception about wmd in iraq. ) one of the best scenes in the movie is where mithi tells anu charu sent this man to beat me and anu dismisses it as a matter of course. konkona did a fantastic job and bringing out the strange mix of muddled thoughts in a schizophrenic brain when her world and the real world clash. aparna sen was bold and but not bold enough to pose one big question represent is nearly all of mankind delusional to believe in god. she could have inserted some scenes about normal and healthy people praying to and sacrificing for a being that no one has ever seen or heard from in all of human history (the ritual or exorcism scene doesn not go far enough). that would be the ultimate question represent what is normal. who reality is right and the believer or the atheist . imho and this movie is a far more intricate exploration of the schizophrenic mind than a beautiful mind. it looks at the minds of not just the sick person and but also the healthy and and does so from many different angles and illuminates our understanding of our own minds and our world. if the former got 4 oscars and this deserves more  at least one each for story and screenplay and direction and konkona and and shabana azmi. it was truly a treat to watch this movie and i am glad i bought the dvd for my collection. this was a story very well told indeed. 
this is a multi faceted and insightful and bold story about the people in the life of a schizophrenic patient and their (and our) perception and realities. although the main theme revolves around a delusional young woman and the story delightfully flirts with physics and medicine and religion and even politics as it questions our perceptions about what is true and what is real. konkona sensharma beautifully conveys that the world mithi is living in is as real to her as ours is to us. within that world and she is logical and her thoughts are internally consistent and not the gibberish that they seem to us in our world. here are a few outstanding scenes to look out for while watching the movie (do not worry and these are not spoilers). i absolutely loved the way aparna sen wove these commentaries into the story. the references to quantum mechanics and relativity intermingled with the witch doctor (ojha in hindi) performing his religious rituals that he believes will drive away the ghosts sitting in mithi brain.  the doctor prescribing shock treatment as a solution that is believed to work  windows of perception  the scene about the review of anu book.  the allusion to illusion in a conversation about a director looking for maya.  news footage of george bush telling the whole world that there is no doubt in his mind that there are wmd in iraq (now and that is not as much about bush perception and who i suspect knew the truth and as the gullible public perception about wmd in iraq. ) one of the best scenes in the movie is where mithi tells anu charu sent this man to beat me and anu dismisses it as a matter of course. konkona did a fantastic job and bringing out the strange mix of muddled thoughts in a schizophrenic brain when her world and the real world clash. aparna sen was bold and but not bold enough to pose one big question represent is nearly all of mankind delusional to believe in god. she could have inserted some scenes about normal and healthy people praying to and sacrificing for a being that no one has ever seen or heard from in all of human history (the ritual or exorcism scene doesn not go far enough). that would be the ultimate question represent what is normal. who reality is right and the believer or the atheist . imho and this movie is a far more intricate exploration of the schizophrenic mind than a beautiful mind. it looks at the minds of not just the sick person and but also the healthy and and does so from many different angles and illuminates our understanding of our own minds and our world. if the former got 4 oscars and this deserves more  at least one each for story and screenplay and direction and konkona and and shabana azmi. it was truly a treat to watch this movie and i am glad i bought the dvd for my collection. this was a story very well told indeed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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