Shivani Joshi

It is an underrated watch, worth it. You enjoy it only if you know Irish comedy!

It's a timepass watch. Wonder how IMDB has 8+ rating. Just a Lucky script. Appreciated it to be better than the mindless flicks on OTT. Discovered many loopholes in how the banking system was shown to be. Not a masterpiece. Story was fresh and believable in places.

Watch for: - Direction - Cinematography - Off beat script - Performances by ALL actors - Style of shooting as a documentary It's a one of a kind horror flick. Unmissable!

It's a brave film showcasing events and influence in people's lives that lead them to becoming a terrorist in the name of religion. The script is pensive but the pace and acting falter in places. The movie DOES NOT glorify being a terrorist or actively create hatred towards a specific religion. - It is narrating OMAR'S PERSPECTIVE, beliefs and view of the world. - It is HIS journey, not about right or wrong. Simultaneously, about a group of people who think alike. That is why it may feel that the film is promoting these choices, but watch it more like a documentary. Unfortunately in the real world unlike many films, justice is not rightfully achieved and it's equally important for films to show that to the audience.

This film is not the standard school romance followed by life as adults. It has an odd angle to it in the 2nd half which is an unusual way to serve a predictable ending. It's a light watch to revive the audience's initial romantic memories with minimal drama. Would have liked some more elements added to the story line to make it stronger.

Give it a miss. I watched it for the pretext of the characters, something we have not seen before: What happens to a Pope's Exorcist when he's targeted by Satan. The script didn't do justice to the initial idea of the movie - plot, scenes and dialogues.

I enjoyed the period it was set in and the dialogues, characters, setting. I couldn't go past a few episodes because of the drama the women characters are shown to create - cat fights, bad mouthing, then patching up, etc. I tried to understand why they are doing this, however I couldn't relate to the immaturity at times. It seemed to be a sort of soap opera that Indian TV popularises. Also, at points the plot becomes predictable.

I'm on the last few episodes of the series. I just want to say... Josh, I'm going to miss you :(

It was a movie capturing the journey of a person, and I could relate to most aspects. The most beautiful part was showing how people you have loved stay in your heart regardless of where both of you stand together in the present. Only thing I wish for is Nithya's character to be displayed more strongly. Although I understand she is a supporting character, the lead did settle with her to start a life. Hence, more emotions and focus would've added to the depth of the movie.

It is beautiful, profound and heart touching. The cinematography and dialogues steal the show for me. I could feel every emotion on screen. It was a journey I lived with the characters. I miss it! Type: It is a standard slow paced K-drama which focuses on change of character journeys in the background. So, watch it only if you enjoy this genre.