Sakshee Kumar – Google

A cinematic masterpiece. Nawaz and Rasika are flawless as Manto and his wife. The pining of Manto for his lost love, Bombay, after the partition is palpable. A bit of homework would definitely help, so I strongly recommend you look up his short stories "Khol Do", "Bu", "Toba Tek Singh" and "Thanda Gosht" that are easily available in English with a simple Google Search. A crisp and poignant film paying a genuine tribute to a forgotten hero, someone who was much ahead of his time.

Karwaan 1.5/5 That's what happens when you walk into a theatre with great expectations. Here is a film so flat, so listless that you'll wonder why you didn't book tickets for Mulk instead. The entire movie had a wafer thin plot, and nothing except Irrfan's brilliant dialogue delivery and Dulquer Salmaan's looks to make you sit through the film. Random scenes literally strewn together with no real adhesion. I was waiting for the film to get over honestly. Most people in the hall walked out after interval. I wonder what made Irrfan sign this film. Next time when you travel to a place, install a camera in your car. The footage captured will be funnier than this movie.

⭐⭐⭐ and a half Watch Dhadak for itself and you won't be disappointed one bit! Ishan Khattar will go a really long way in Bollywood- he's a gem! Even though this movie is a remake of the Marathi masterpiece, I would strongly suggest viewers to not compare the two films, since the rawness of regional cinema seldom features in mainstream Bollywood, and this movie is a Dharma product so expecting simplicity would be too much to ask for. Having said that, Dhadak is a fine movie, and deserves applause for showing such a hard hitting climax. Since I haven't watched Sairat, I thoroughly loved Dhadak for what it is. Jahnvi is good too, but will have to up her game in speaking Hindi in order to survive in the industry.