Shivani Sharma

How exactly can anyone imagine this is a promotion of domestic violence? The message is clear from the start, domestic violence is common, unacceptable and often tolerated and justified by the victim. So how is this movie promoting domestic violence? This is a fictional story of what could happen when a victim of DV breaks. It's not a 101 textbook or handbook on marriage and DV. Why can't we just sit down and be entertained rather than turn every movie into a moral dilema.

It was thoroughly entertaining despite the incredible flaws and outrageous storyline. Never would any of this be possible in England...but again...it was a fun watch. Could have done without the Bollywoody songs. Can always fast fwd though.

Too lovely for words...too painful to describe. This film is a piece of destiny and you can only hope it means there'was a divine plan and that Sushant is in a better place.

This was laughable. From the story to the background music to the performances...it was plain ridiculous. How many times a mother can lose her child is the biggest mystery in the film...that and the fact that a heavily pregnant woman continues to romp around in thick forests, often without a mobile to call for help. I could go on but this film doesn't even deserve the effort.

Beautiful film with a lovey story.