Brilliantly written review? :-). The intended pun cannot exist, since the right turn-of-phrase is 'quite eloquently', and not 'quiet eloquently'. :-). It sure is interesting that others here want to 'learn', and they're welcome to do so.
Full stops are silences that give meaning to sentences. Without a full stop, the previous sentence wouldn't make much sense, and nor would this one, or even the next one, for that matter. And, as he demonstrated quiet eloquently (ha!) in Lootera, Vikramaditya Motwane fully understands the import of these silences. So much so that he's almost made quietude into a language - one in which romance thrives and reaches its highest potential.
And that's Lootera, a film in which you can differentiate between silences that throb with passion and those that invite you to sit down and wall....