Mohini Kumar

Must watch for everyone including young adults. Very responsibly made movie exposing the “invisible “ injustice and unfairness meted out to women sometimes even by well meaning men. So deep runs the culture that women don’t even acknowledge the loss of a personal dream. So smooth is her transition into a self abnegating wife and a daughter in law who cares only for her family and their dreams that no one notices her loss....not even she.

It’s a movie which held great potential and promise, yet badly made; handled irresponsibly. It could have been a landmark movie in its own way but floundered. What was the movie about? I’m still wondering. Except Swara Bhaskar, none of the characters look convincing. Four girls, wearing designer clothes, smoking, getting drunk, having casual sex, masturbating, one desperate to get married, one desperate to get divorced, ...surely there is more to life and living. Despite being rich, educated, none of them seems to be ambitious or career minded. Even Sonam doesn’t seem to really care about her work. Couldn’t make much of the story

Must watch movie, refreshingly different having the old world charm yet contemporary in its setting. A heart warming tale of humanity and humaneness that binds is all across ages and geographic boundaries. A beautifully and sensitively told story, having a certain honesty in it’s telling.