That girl in yellow boots

Why do you watch movies? For fun, timepass, masti? Or you really think film is an art. The best medium for story telling? If your answer is yes, 'That girl in yellow boots' is the treat from Anurag Kashyap to you. Anurag has been a great story teller since always. He is really going out of his way for helping the evolving bollywood cinema. The individualistic style of direction and directing every story in unique way have always been his plus points. This man hasnt turned me down till now and Kalki Koechlin is proving herself the fantastic partner for a man like him.  
The film is all about the search of a daughter of her father. Ruth, the british girl who has come all the way down to India, working in massage parlor, fighting with day to day challenges faced by a single foreigner woman in India is searching her father who has sent her a letter suddenly from nowhere and she knows nothing about him but his name. With disturbed relations with her mother, her urge to be loved by someone unconditionally makes her do all the stuff, she might hasnt done in other case. Naseeruddin Shah has added million stars to the film by his small role of Diwakar. The significance of the role and his pain when he realizes Ruth's real work strikes at the end when she finds out her father. The peculiar characters and places used in the film are just too perfect and they just create the atmosphere and feel of the film. The roles of Chittiappa and Maya add humor at few points. Prashant has well played the character of drug addict boyfriend.   
Though Rajat Kapoor is a cameo, I couldnt understand the purpose completely. I mean it serves the purpose of cameo and nothing else. The ending would have been equally effective even if he was not used at the climax. The shocking ending of the films leaves us disturbed. This makes the role of Diwakar even brighter. At the end viewers are left to think did she really miss the actual father's relation she was to get just because Diwakar was not her biological father?