The movie had done best opening of 2021 for the audience..The BGM of the movie is so good , authentic...All the thumb's up for the BGM

The performance of Pankaj Tripathi is phenomenal as expected. Over the duration of the movie you start to understand the pain one has to go through due to India's political & judicial system. There are scenes in the movie which literally gives you goosebumps when the background music play. Overall its a decent film to watch.

It is a paradox that a piece of paper has the power to certify whether you are alive or dead. If the documents show that you are dead, it will not help even if you are standing hale and hearty in front of authority .Our protagonist , Pankaj Tripathi ( a simple villager with wife and kids ) has been declared dead by local authorities due to the manipulation of scheming relatives who have taken away his plot of land by saying that he has died.. His pleas to record his being alive don't work, and he desperately tries all methods to get himself declared alive. This includes trying to get arrested, getting a FIR against himself and even stand for election with humorous results for us .This however gets him more and more frustrated, but he remains determined as ever to prove he is alive.A simple entertaining film of the type Hrishikesh Mukherjee or Basu Chatterji used to make. No gimmicks of any type, a straightengrossing narrative with down to earth characters. All credit to director Satish Kaushik for his effort. This film is a one man show by Pankak Tripathi who is excellent and beautifully underplays the role. He could walk away with an award this year.