Dhwani Dave

So cringe, the story goes all over the place and just simply so so boring. Also Kittu can’t act for nuts! And the dialogues are so forced and non organic. Worse show!

Trash film. Watched it at home on Netflix just because I had lost my marbles. Hindi film industry seems to lose its plot day by day. In 2024, you give such horrendous sets, make up and graphics. Also, such forced comedy and dialogues. This movie goes in the list of top worst films coming out of India. Sad to see Madhuri and Vidya being part of such trash. Kartik Aryan can’t act to save his life, period.

Ah, such a beautiful true story. Amazing direction and even better star cast. Loved the movie 😍🙏🏼

Not sure how an average car salesman can earn so much to have such luxurious lifestyle, even if his wife is a big shot journalist, surely in a city like Bombay one can’t afford such a grande apartment and lifestyle on just a journalist and salesman’s income. The other problem I have with this movie is constantly reminding Kareena that her ovaries outdated or egg qualities are outdated. Such a classic tale of a female character written by a clueless man. There are sooo many women who have given conceived and given birth naturally to babies in their late 30s. Like pls educate and do some research. Lot of times, foods, lack of physical activity and other illnesses are a big contributing factors of infertility. The movie pretty much tries to remind you that your biological clock might be ticking. Meanwhile, they never bother to put a blame on an housewife Kiara who wasn’t able to conceive for six years… which is she not subject to scrutiny. Also, Kareena is time and time again reminded that her choosing her work and planning a baby is almost a sinful act. When she’s finally pregnant, then Diljit Dosanh has problems with her working until the very late in her pregnancy which btw has only been 7-8months. Science and doctors do recommend women to remain active as it helps with delivery! Most countries around the world encourages this, but again she’s reminded that she might be putting herself over her child. Though you can see how much she cares and wants this child. Lastly, why is it that bollywood filmmakers never like to show people actually doing work? Like sure we are reminded that Kareena is a working woman, but you barely see her work. Why can’t we just show some reality in movies? Akshay’s character is irritating as hell, but he makes some good funny comebacks. Also, how did Kiara and Diljit leave everything in Chandigarh and come stay in Mumbai for 9 months. Why isn’t their family wondering why they are absent throughout the pregnancy? How are they surviving without a job and work? Are they that Uber rich that they can sustain their chandigarh lifestyle in Mumbai for 9 months. Classic Bollywood! Putting aside all these flaws, the movie is somewhat entertaining and for that, I’ll give it two stars!

I’m normally not the one to write reviews, but just amazed at how well this movie is made! The intricacies of the world within social media, youth and just people in general looking for validation online is portrayed fairly accurately and quite flawlessly. Most importantly, I love how real the friendship felt between the three of them. Loved the direction, writing, music, dialogues and every single performance. Kudos team! Finally watched a great and real film after a long time. Love ❤️

I don’t know where to begin! I have never seen a single Korean Drama, until Legend of the Blue Sea. And I can tell you one thing, this is definitely not going to be the last one. It took only first couple of episodes to get me hooked right into it. From the beginning until the very last episode, the continuity is strong, and the slow character build up from different centuries is what makes the show even more enticing. Each performer has acted extremely well, so much they you pretty much feel part of the show. Whether it was Jo Nam Doo, the child (Shin Rin-ah) or the homeless friend (Hong Jin-kyung), each one of them has brought a strong sense of nostalgia in the narrative. You almost feel you are living with Shim Cheong and the friends in the same house. And of course, how can I forget to mention Jun Ji-hyun’s cuteness but at the same time the sassiness. Lee Min Ho had my eyes glued to him from the very first episode. Totally in love with this show and I would highly recommend everyone to watch this, especially if you are just starting out with Korean dramas. Sarangae Heo-Joon-jae <3

My only question is - do you really think when women are becoming revolutionary figures, they will accept themselves to get married to a dog in 2047? I don't see this as a future for women in India. I am truly disappointed in the makers.