It is about as non-cinematic as a movie could get. The movie presented an issue that was perhaps alien to Indian movie going audiences. But, the way it was presented made it seem like a very clear and present danger to our own households. The villain, John Shea, did not have terrifyingly long dialogues or a bow shaped moustache, yet he managed to make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. Prasanna on the other hand personified the hapless victim. There was absolutely no shade of heroism or any sign of retaliation, only horror and confusion.