Sankalp Mishra

Another attempt at an "Indian family" show, this time by NRIs or American-born Indians who likely haven’t spent much time in India, yet aim to profit from stereotypes. The series is filled with Hindu traditions being mocked, a strong emphasis on Christianity, and selective, half-baked interpretations of Hindu texts. For instance, Mahesh describes Eklavya as the greatest archer and says Dronacharya demanded his thumb as a sacrifice due to his caste—a gross oversimplification. The character Bhanu, desperate to fit in, appears willing to go to any lengths for the approval of an American boy, while criticizing Hindu culture and India itself, creating a narrative clearly shaped by bias. Mahesh’s statement that India’s economy runs on scams is outdated, sounding as if it’s straight out of the early 2000s. In essence, it’s a series created by ABIs who appear disconnected from the rich culture, history, and current realities of India.

Another Hindu and brahmin phobic and peaceful religion glorifying movie. There are 100s of great chefs who are vegetarian but dont know why the movie makers wanted to show that you need to be a non vegetarian and do a namaz before making food. This movie glorifies and supports that one can and should break every rule every tradition of a family. Waste of time watching it.

Propaganda Movie. Didn't expect such stuff from Nawaz. I mean these roles can be expected from Bhumi Pednekar because she is still finding her way to fame so she wants to do such nonsense roles but Nawaz? Movie is clearly aimed towards a particular section and glorifying other.

Same old plot of a boy rising from dwells of slums to the glory. Convincing the coach first and rising from there. Then falling down because of circumstances and rising up again. There was no need of Hindu Muslim plot and an unnecessary lesson of secularism! Farhan Akhtar was great. Mrunal was way too much overacting .