Some have pointed out the mawkishness of ‘Rental Family’ — too sentimental, people-pleaser, and even unrealistic. But these points, the wholesomeness, and its ability to shed a tear make it great, easy to appreciate, love, and rewatch.

‘Shahid’ is docu-fiction in feeble form, one that unfortunately limits itself to the prosaic presentations of symbols and signs, and so the film ends rather unfinished and unmoving, on a pulpit on its own.