Section 375

The cinematography and editing serve to keep Section 375 moody and moving at a decent pace. With Gupta's fine writing, Section 375 does not take a shrill, moralistic stand.

Tarun demands the right to be heard - imagine a world in which we do not have the constitutional right to defend ourselves, he says early in Section 375. This would indeed be a terrible world.

Simply put, it is a must-watch.

Now this is a very, VERY important topic, and it's crucial when you're talking about it, to be sensitive, aware and pick a side...learn to listen, to engage in conversation, and offer up your platform to those who should actually be talking.

The film achieves a tricky balance between the demonisation of the survivor and the humanization of the perpetrator - without diluting the abuse-of-power narrative.

Under the veneer of socially conscious filmmaking, Section 375 instead, reduces both, sexual assault and the Me Too movement into broad stereotypes

While you may not be thrilled at where the film is headed, the right thing to do is to give the searing Section 375 a fair trial.

Section 375 is an audacious effort. It is a relevant film that tackles a complex issue and one that will engage, inform and open up debates.

Section 375 is a well-timed film with the MeToo movement still finding its ground.

Thriving in grey areas initially, Section 375 ultimately emerges as a deeply disturbing and injudicious film.