The film, a magnificent, brilliant reflection on the lives of three ordinary women—Prabha, Anu, and Parvati—in Mumbai, their challenges and predicaments, and their journey together to hope and liberation in Ratnagiri, struck a universal emotional chord with its blend of sorrow, sanguineness, and optimism.
The New indian Express met Payal at the Palais des Festivals' Audio-Visual Terrace, where she was accompanied by two of her producers, Thomas Hakim of Petit Chaos and Ranabir Das, the film's cinematographer and collaborator. It was the day following the film's global premiere and a day before the formal closing ceremony, and Payal seemed unconcerned about the honours. She described getting picked for the tournament as an accomplishment in and of itself. Cannes, on the other hand, had a more extravagant present for her.
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