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YRF multiplex film formula- Patriotism, Foreign locations, War of idealogies, a bikini clad heroine (who thankfully this time has more of a role than Vani in 'War'). Interesting film nevertheless!

What's with vani's sexualized clothing? In the process of making her look "progressive", they made her look too Western to be Indian. Progressive doesn't mean western after all- in many ways, the west is actually quite backward. The kiss in the end wasn't relatable either. My point is they could have made the movie more convincing by staying true to the mileu. PS- the sex scenes are also not easy to watch either. Their chemistry could have been conveyed by insinuation too. Bollywood used to such a good job of it but the copycats have let go of this quality too.

Underwhelming last half hour...climax is too simplistic and the nude scenes don't help at all.

How come the doctors didn't notice arjuns scars?! Such injuries should be reported to and investigated by the police! There's no difference between domestic abuse and hit and run!

Who would wear clothes like Rasika's at a traditional Indian wedding?! Kuchh bhi. Smh

The movie is narrated like a documentary on India with non-Asians as targeted audience. PS- 1. Indian countrymen are actually quite clean. There are wells to bathe from (except for when there's a drought) and neem trees' barks are chewed on to kill oral bacteria. 2. Hindi is a polite language. "Kijie" means "please do", "laaie" means "please bring", elders are called "aap" etc. People are also very warm and hospitable unless you have overstayed your welcome. So I don't quite understand why lack of courtesy was listed as one of India's many shortcomings.

Good film. Would have gladly taken it without the nudity in the name of art and reality

How people pimped their married daughters for the king's pleasure and how the latter took full advantage of his unchecked power really makes me sick! Thank God for being born in these times. I should watch this movie every time I feel helpless as a woman.

So the only way to humanize a celebrated scientist was to depict her nude?! What's with Amazon and unnecessary nudity?!

I love Barbara's warmth but shouldn't they have seriously covered the effects of feeding alcohol laced milk to your kids?! Great show otherwise. Shows the challenges of motherhood, but also workarounds.