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Review: From a legal and moral standpoint, the discourse on euthanasia is like walking on a tightrope. On the one hand, there’s the sufferer’s dignity and pain to be considered, but on the other, the possibility of misuse if legalised and the question of right or wrong. Salaam Venky is a sensitive tale and a conversation about whether mercy killing must be legalised as terminally people have the right to die with dignity and be released from the distress of painfully fading away. But, another layer in Revathy’s directorial venture makes arriving at a conclusive verdict more challenging.
Sujata, an ideal mother, who battled the most challenging situations one can ever face with a smile.
