I decided to watch this movie because it had generated quite a buzz, with an IMDb rating of over 7. However, I found myself perplexed as to what exactly was being praised - the protagonist's hand or something else entirely? Initially, it seemed that the hand was the main character, but then it shifted to a teenage girl, and yet again back to the hand. This constant flip-flopping between characters made me question the purpose behind it all.

Nevertheless, the ultimate goal of the movie succeeded in justifying all this "marginality" that was happening. Just imagine, it took not one, but two directors (which signifies a certain level of insecurity) and three scriptwriters to bring this story to life. The result of their brainstorming sessions led to a plot involving a girl whose mother had tragically taken her own life, and a boy who was desperately attempting the same fate. These two storylines intricately weaved together to form the entire narrative.

In essence, this film explored the themes of suicide and self-destructive actions, delving into the complexities of mental disorders against the backdrop of an otherworldly setting. The content of the movie, although straightforward and easily grasped by those who appreciate such stories, may not be everyone's cup of tea.