Elizabeth Tharakan

Fabulous the little boy, Shefali Shah, Vidya Balan, Rohini. Who needs a hero? Could say more, but do not want to give away anything. Actually the little boy who played zShefali's son was aldo very good. A perfect foil to the little actor who played the key role as the specially challenged boy

I was disappointed but no regrets because listening to those old malayalam songs I used to listen to on the radio as a girl born in the mid 50s was such a treat. Thank you to the film maker for taking me back to those nostalgic years. Now watching Bhargavi Nilayam just to see an old masterpiece and listen to the songs again as rendered by the old stalwarts. Cinematography was good.

Simply Brilliant. Poignant. Makes one think. Action, dialogue delivery Direction out of this world. Superb Ensemble cast. The background score leaves you in a trance at the end. The brilliance of what you have just watched leaves you dazed.

Unbelievable haunting climax. Negated all the violence that preceded.

I am watching it currently and simply love it. Such a pleasure watching Ajay Devgun and just knowing that it is based on true events makes it an inspiring watch. I honestly felt that I was watching the real matches. I was born in 1955, so to watch an international match held around that period was nostalgic.

I had tears flowing down my face watching the last few scenes. It touched my soul. Simply Brilliant.

Loved it. Ratna Pathak Shah is a personal favourite of mine. Loved that episode. Do relatable. And then that lovely Lilette Dubey and all those brilliant unknown actors. Great to chronicle a piece of history and love an anthology of little stories to watch in between during those breaks while "Working from Home".

Beautiful movie. So real. Great acting. Perfect cast. Situations so relatable. An absolute must watch and the lingering music in the end .....beautiful.