Aastha Shrivastava

Its a good to watch movie without much drama and simple message. Even tough acting is not that good at times(but atleast unlike most other films Katrina had a real character and not there just to add "glamour"), it still keeps you engaged and leave you feeling wholesome at the end. The only thing I didn't find right is that it is branded as "sci-fi" when actually there is no science involved in the "time-travel" Jai(Siddharth Malhotra) was going through. Or they could have used the fact that Jai was a mathematician and was actually working on cracking time travel equation using vedic maths, one could expect that he found the ans and was controlling how he travels through time but instead they went in a completely different tangent. All in all if you are planning to watch, just go for it! But just shut down your logical brain before starting and enjoy!

It gives you a documentary feel, which it should because it portrays reality without any added drama or glamour. There are multiple issues addressed that are faced by the majority of people the one that speaks loudest is child abuse. Overall, the movie was great and to the point, only disappointed by the ending without a conclusion.

I recommend EVERYONE to watch it the plot of time travel may seem a bit obsolete for some but the overall feel of this series is nothing you have ever experienced. Its almost like seeing a dream on the screen, everything is just so fluid that nothing seems unnatural or forced. The story is good and it becomes amazing when combined with the rotoscopic animation. Just go and watch it you'll love it or atleast you will have a brand new experience.❣️❣️❣️❣️