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Vijay Sethupati's Highlight From Cinema Genius Super Deluxe

Super Deluxe is a high-energy octane-introducing movie. And it consists of a stellar cast of magnitude of performances.

The film of course, starts with seemingly innocent kids trying to purchase a movie R-rated. And in doing so, they discover something which they shouldn't. And it shows the pain, agony, surprise and the hyper-reaction of a kid.

It just simply translates that energy from one scene to another and keeps on doing that. It transfers energy to the kid's father, who believes in God because he was saved in a tsunami by the Christ statue, to another scene to the kid, who is very happy and almost practising every day to meet his father.

And of course, there is this amalgamation of everything, and it makes for a stellar movie; there are many things to learn from this genius movie and the highlight, of course, is Vijay Sethupati’s performance of a transgender. It showcases delicate moments with Good with the family members and the struggle of acceptance and the sheer pain from society. Society inhibits him and makes sure that every point of interaction is playing harassment, molestation, abuse, and sheer ignorance.

There's one scene when he goes to school, and whatever he says doesn't matter the other person just keeps on showing her away as if like she's an object and her presence doesn't matter.

The film makes for a compelling case of intertwining of stories it's I have never seen such a beautiful overlapping movie before ever in the cinema.

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