Qala is a mirror of society. I do not know from where to start with. I just watched reality. From our childhood we have someone in our head to whom by looking we grow up, we want to be like them, we want to make them proud. On the other hand elders of the family want to continue the legacy of the family. The story of Qala is similar. She wants to make her mother proud. She wants a space in her eyes, pride for her in her eyes. And for that, she does what is required. On the other hand, a mother with a strong desire for son becomes harsh on her own daughter. More or less she followed her mother to gain her pride. No one is right, and no one is wrong. I heard somewhere that there are no such things as good decisions and bad decisions. It's all about choices and the consequences that follow. Qala is something like that. The 2 hours long movie will not bother you, the music and background and the slow dialogue delivery will calm you. The costume design is impressive. Whether you ...