Ditya Viral

Hilarious movie, very family friendly and wonderful for kids. The plot of this movie is quite funny, yet developed, as Garfield looks for his father (Vic) and goes through a tough mission with him (and of course, Odie). It really was wonderful to see a favourite childhood comic come to life on the big screen... The comical authenticity of Garfield is still retained in the movie. Older audiences may find the plot of the movie 'lazy' but still funny and interesting. In the movie, a cat, Jinx, is the villain, and sends Garfield, with his recently met father, Vic, and Odie on a mission to steal milk from a farm, with help from Otto, who lived on the farm, and who wants to be reunited with his true love, Ethel (who is still at the farm). This movie, with hilarious twists and turns, alongside vicious plans by Jinx and jokes by the protagonists, is a must-watch.

Definitely a must-watch! This incredible film has captivating visuals but a slightly slow-moving plot. It beautifully represents the true determination and power of an Indian football team, and how a nation can come together as one powerful national team that can accomplish anything as a strong 'Team India!' This movie is truly motivational and empowering, bringing focus onto how India needs to increase its funding and focus on lesser-known sports teams such as football and gymnastics, which are given a lot of attention in other countries. If you've ever wondered why India doesn't play in the FIFA World Cup yet, or play football in the Olympics, you'll find your answer in the last 2 minutes of this movie. The plot is not very engaging until the middle to the end. The final football matches bring adrenaline rushes to the audience, although the first 1 - 1.5 hours of the movie are not too interesting, but important to understand what's going to happen next. It's quite nice to see a movie made in 2024 advocating for viewers to stop smoking - nicely entwined with the plot. The casting is good, and the actors did a great job. Notable facts: there is no focus on any romance and no extreme physical violence. It's good for young viewers, as there are limited gruesome scenes - only two or three scenes of a little vomiting of blood and a player who falls with blood on the head.

This movie is great 👍🏽, and is family-friendly 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, though there are violent scenes 🥷🏽. Below is a summary of the storyline 👇🏽 This live-action film follows Bantu Nanda and Raj Upadhyay, two people with contrasting personalities, whose families were (not to their knowledge) switched at birth. Bantu grows up strong-willed and free-spirited in a second class family. His father works for the father of Raj, who is raised like a prince with no dreams or ambitions, since he will eventually become the CEO of the Jindal family business. But when drug traffickers try forcing a dangerous deal with the Jindal business, trouble arises, as Raj's (so-called) father is almost killed, but Bantu saves his life. At the hospital, the nurse who Bantu's (so-called) father forced to switch the children 25 years ago wakes up from a 25-year long coma and informs Bantu that he is the son of Randeep Jindal , a successful businessman. Bantu is outraged when he finds that his father treated him rudely because he wasn't even his father! Eventually, he makes his way into the Jindal family mansion and begins improving his (real) family's life, even heroically saving them from the drug traffickers. Finally, Bantu's biological grandfather, Aditya Jindal, (who had eavesdropped into Bantu's conversation with the nurse) and Bantu's real father accept him as their grandson and son respectively. But, they decide to hold the truth from Bantu's real mother and Raj, to avoid heartbreak. This film also has a romantic aspect, since Bantu falls in love with his employer, Samara Singh. But she is engaged with Raj at his (so-called) father's suggestion. In the end, Bantu and Samara can be together, as Raj reveals that he never really liked Samara.