Strange, the most superficial character in the movie is attributed perhaps the most valuable lesson from the whole picture: "Anger begets more anger".

The mother is in sorrow over her daughter's rape and murder, and after a tumultuous search for the criminal, ends up by taking the law (or giving it up) into her own hands.

While the scenery and props were quite nice, and the acting decent, the story has one big problem, and that of ethics. Movies are meant to inspire people towards progress, truth and greater meaning.

But what does this ending inspire? Our chief protagonist joking about killing the criminal or not? These are the role-models for our young? I think we can do better.