Asad Bhatti (AB)

The Good: The only redeeming quality of Aap Jaisa Koi is its cinematography. Visually, the film is polished and well-executed. Unfortunately, that’s where the praise ends. The Bad: This film doesn’t promote feminism — it goes beyond that into territory that feels overtly anti-tradition and anti-family. It seems more interested in pushing an ideological agenda than telling a meaningful or entertaining story. Themes like glorifying the loss of virginity at 17, normalizing infidelity, and portraying traditional family values as regressive are deeply problematic. One particularly frustrating example is the way the film demonizes a father for simply encouraging his daughter to learn basic home skills — a view that’s twisted to make him look oppressive. Men, according to this narrative, have no right to even question their wives' involvement in dating apps. Meanwhile, women cheating on their husbands is portrayed as justifiable if they feel neglected. Where’s the balance? Where are the consequences? Every character feels less like a person and more like a mouthpiece for an ideology. There's no real development, no nuance — just a barrage of “woke” messaging. I went in expecting a light-hearted rom-com and came out feeling like I'd sat through a lecture on modern identity politics disguised as entertainment. This isn’t storytelling, it’s indoctrination. Bollywood seems to be spiraling with this trend. First Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, and now this — both prioritize social commentary over solid narratives. Family values, real human emotions, and relatable characters are being pushed aside for empty virtue signaling.

The best strategy game. excited for frostpunk 2.

promoting lgbtq. it is really bad and should be avoided. people giving it 5 stars are pro lgbtq activists. its so bad and cringe.

The Best Game Ever. I dont think this will ever be topped. Gameplay is just perfect, it is super optimized so it runs very well on lower systems, characters are well developed, the story is also great not the best in my opinion but it sits perfectly well in the mgs universe.

Hands down its the "Movie of the year". Sandeep (director) put all his effort and focus on character Kabir. And Shahid nailed this character to the core, I don't think anybody could have done this character any better than Shahid. Definitely one of my favorite movies (which is second from Shahid the other being "jab we met"). Other than that songs are amazing, no extra or stupid scenes, no item songs (which i hate). And at last I am going to sum it up with this "I watched the movie first time for the plot but I watched it the second time for Kabir."