Nabila Gul

I totally agree—mistreating people from lower castes is just plain wrong. But the way this movie shows it doesn’t really reflect what’s happening in our urban areas. That kind of rigid caste system still exists in villages, sure, but in cities, it’s more subtle. People might not say it out loud, but they still keep their distance in their hearts. Now, let’s be honest for a second—forget the caste labels. If your daughter wanted to marry someone from the kind of background the hero comes from, would you be okay with it? Most parents, deep down, want stability and security for their kids. Movies tend to exaggerate and dramatize things, and while I strongly disagree with how the heroine’s brother and his friends behaved, I also felt the film didn’t quite capture the deeper concerns of the girl’s family. When it comes to choosing a partner for their kids, most parents aren’t necessarily looking for a perfect package—but they do hope for someone who’s at least close to it. That desire for a secure and stable future is real, and the movie kind of glossed over that emotional nuance.

I am disappointed that the rating options don't include zero or negative stars. Another liberal propaganda movie. Unfortunately, Obamas promoting biased ideologies and subtly inciting divisiveness.