i went to watch this film with my family who were expecting a neatly conclusive story like amr. and mrs. iyer. and they returned home thoroughly disappointed. so and this is a warning to all conclusive story lovers to stay away. 15 park avenue does not seek to answer questions or provide moral solutions on how to treat the mentally challenged. rather its intention is loud and clear. it questions every human being  and sane or not and sense of reality. in fact for me it even arouses doubts about my taken for granted sense of sanity. the security and bondage and satisfaction that i find in my present and is it really what i am or does it really create an illusion that all of us desperately and sometimes ignorantly cling on to just to falsely console the neglected ameethi which exists in all of us in some way or the other. so and why does anjali so maniacally makes it a point to show off her strength of mind when she is really harrowed by the realization that she is becoming a monster. aren not we all who think we are normal  and really monstrous and helplessly vulnerable about it deep down inside. is it not better to be happy even insanely and than to create the impression of normalcy while suppressing one fragility. meethi bravely and madly and sincerely does that. and society labels her as chizophrenic. the ending did confound me at first and but then you realise that meethi bravery and sincere belief took her where she wanted to go. she found what she was searching for and not caring what society had to comment upon her search. and it is the seemingly real people  anjali and the psychiatrist and and jojo who never reach anywhere. my family thinks that i am schizophrenic too in trying to make sense of a film that is largely insane to the rest of the world. anyone else willing to believe in my sense of reality. 
i went to watch this film with my family who were expecting a neatly conclusive story like amr. and mrs. iyer. and they returned home thoroughly disappointed. so and this is a warning to all conclusive story lovers to stay away. 15 park avenue does not seek to answer questions or provide moral solutions on how to treat the mentally challenged. rather its intention is loud and clear. it questions every human being  and sane or not and sense of reality. in fact for me it even arouses doubts about my taken for granted sense of sanity. the security and bondage and satisfaction that i find in my present and is it really what i am or does it really create an illusion that all of us desperately and sometimes ignorantly cling on to just to falsely console the neglected ameethi which exists in all of us in some way or the other. so and why does anjali so maniacally makes it a point to show off her strength of mind when she is really harrowed by the realization that she is becoming a monster. aren not we all who think we are normal  and really monstrous and helplessly vulnerable about it deep down inside. is it not better to be happy even insanely and than to create the impression of normalcy while suppressing one fragility. meethi bravely and madly and sincerely does that. and society labels her as chizophrenic. the ending did confound me at first and but then you realise that meethi bravery and sincere belief took her where she wanted to go. she found what she was searching for and not caring what society had to comment upon her search. and it is the seemingly real people  anjali and the psychiatrist and and jojo who never reach anywhere. my family thinks that i am schizophrenic too in trying to make sense of a film that is largely insane to the rest of the world. anyone else willing to believe in my sense of reality. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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