Burqa - My POV

 The entire movie unfolds over the course of a single day, focusing on an ongoing conversation between a widowed woman (during her iddah period) and a Hindu man who was injured in a protest.

The screenplay delicately navigates the intricate dynamics of a complex surgical procedure, much like a skilled surgeon. It maintains a strong emphasis on decency and dignity, ensuring that no religious or cultural group is belittled or offended.

The film beautifully incorporates traditional religious activities into the narrative, providing a respectful portrayal of both the Islamic practice of iddah (the mandatory waiting period for a Muslim woman after the death of her husband or after a divorce) and the Hindu perspective.