Yash Mundada

Watched the Mumbai episode. Beautiful offbeat stories showcasing the new age culture of Bombay. People breaking stereotypes, dreaming, hustling in their ventures, it shows everything what Bombay stands for. Took me back to my country, and memories. Kudos, very well directed

I think this movie is an underrated gem. Do not just watch the movie at its basic aspect and think what a stupid movie it is. The movie genuinely shows what true India is. We believe in harmony, but all of us have this inherent hatred still for each other leading to communal violence. The portrayal of Sonam's life shows the contrast of New modern India and the still stuck behind mindsets of Old Delhi. The movie depicts India in its honest truth. The society still believes in superstitions. We are so used to sensationalized news that we believe in things like a Kala Bandar, whereas the matter of fact is that the Kala Bandar is still inside us after all these centuries. The movie shows how if all of us come together, we are also the united India all of us want to believe in. When Abhishekh says, India works, the people work!, I could resonate to it. We do have the potential because we have both the good and evil in us. Its the people in power who are always ready to corrupt us. In my opinion, this movie takes a comical way to show the true face of the society of India, which has a leg stuck in the past, and the other in a modern futuristic India. It depicts how superstitious we are, and how pure hearted we are at the same time.

Its an okayish movie. Yes the screenplay is great, and some amazing work with the camera. The story is fine, normal stuff. Some of the scenes are so unnecessary. The movie just shows how humans are savages. But it kinda gets boring after a while, because its the same freakin thing happening in the entire movie. I feel its overhyped, with a normal story, okayish characters, a lot of screaming-savage-uncivilised humans, and some weird scene in the end (a pile of humans, really?). Luckily its the camera work, and screenplay that keeps you at least hooked in the movie