The film is spicy and funny, but it is not a tragedy, nor a comedy. It has a strong taste of classic comics. The film brings laughter, not because it is jovial, funny, or pleasant language, but because of the demonic and superb tricks of the people in the play to delay the disaster, and because the screenwriter Mama Mai and the director Foley The exciting charm produced a vivid, lifelike film that retains the characteristics of claustrophobia.
The whole story unfolds and the plot changes completely revolve around the dialogue of a group of middle-aged men. The arrangement of the scenes is simple: the office, the raining street and the telephone booth. The simple setting of the scene makes the tension-rich language in the play more prominent. A group of men are talking non-stop, and the storyline depends entirely on the language of the characters to continue
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