#Home follows the story of a technically challenged man who struggles to stay connected and communicate with his children in the modern age of social media. The story has that sense of relativity wherein parents are often adapting to stay connected with their children even if it means to slowly learning new technologies in order to have meaningful conversations with their children. This while the children either brush them aside or are blind to the amount of efforts put in by their parents. At some point, we have all been guilty of it. So while witnessing this tale, I had a smile on my face throughout. The screenplay of over 2.5 hours seemed mammoth for a family drama but trust me when I say this, 2.5 hours went off like a breeze. The screenplay is so well written particularly in the first hour that you will have a wide smile on your face throughout! The small relatable scenarios are tactfully thrown in into this slice of life film. So you have the father learning how to use a smartphone, throwing in terms like ‘What Soap’ to try and gel in with his children and at the very heart begin communicating in a language that they understand and relate to! The twist at the halfway mark with leave you in splits. In the second hour, there is a slight dip although it is only relative to the exceptional first half. Soon the catalyst used in the second hour which seemed slightly forced, did its bit to bring the story back on track. There are a few lags in the second hour but not enough to bore you. In other words, you will be engaged in the drama from start to finish and will be moved in a climax that gently tugs the strings of your heart. The screenplay is a brilliant display of writing!