It's a film about our criminal justice system and how it fails to provide justice to gang rape victims and often implicates the innocent for the crimes they have not committed. The film emphasized on one thing –“Let’s find out new solution to an old problem”. Besides the noble thoughts and few decent scenes, there is nothing much in the script of the film, due to which it fails to give a relevant social message. A perfect example of good intention, bad execution. Avoid if you can!It's a film about our criminal justice system and how it fails to provide justice to gang rape victims and often implicates the innocent for the crimes they have not committed. The film emphasized on one thing –“Let’s find out new solution to an old problem”. Besides the noble thoughts and few decent scenes, there is nothing much in the script of the film, due to which it fails to give a relevant social message. A perfect example of good intention, bad execution. Avoid if you can!

Various films raise issues and portray aam junta's plight, their silent protests and outrage against the system, but fail to offer a credible solution to fight the crime. Uvaa dares to do that and manages to make sense somewhere, but shoddy execution mars this potentially significant social drama, which demands crucial changes in our judiciary and society at large.