You already know the story going in… and still it works. It starts simple, just a man, his life, his loss, and then that one decision that feels impossible. And the film just stays with that, doesn’t try to overcomplicate it. What makes it connect is that persistence. Day after day, same struggle, same effort, and you actually feel the weight of it, not just hear about it. Nawaz holds it together again. There’s nothing flashy in the performance, just that raw, stubborn determination. Some parts feel stretched, but maybe that’s needed to show how long that journey really was. It’s not about how he did it, more about the fact that he just didn’t stop.