Although this is obviously a low-budget film, it masterfully presents the evils of Islamic extremism in the microcosm of a single household. The father, Mohammed, is a petty tyrant, lording it over his family and imposing his rigid views on everyone around him, always with the threat of violence looming behind his harsh words. As the story proceeds, the threatened violence becomes reality, and the tragedy unfolds. The director, Varu Khanna, is not judging all Muslims, but rather he is condemning intolerance in all its forms. He has succeeded admirably.
Review of Beyond Honor
