Smita Agarwal

Initially the first half of the movie depicted a refreshing flavor of innocence and youth mixed together. Something really lacking in most of today’s movies. The newcomers acted reasonably well considering it was their first film. Everything panned out well until most of the second half. That’s when this movie takes a sudden nosedive. What was the need to go all out and continue with the family drama and politics? The ending was absolutely horrific and totally uncalled for. It left me sick to the core. I noticed that everyone who left the theatre hall, felt exactly the same, if not worse! Why was it so important to glorify the rich politicians? How come this kind of a film even passed the censor board? What on earth were they thinking when they passed it? What are the makers of such a film trying to portray to society? Not only does this kind of movie honour the so-called “honour killings” that sadly exist in India but also encourage them! And we, the citizens of this glorious country, are encouraging them too,by watching such movies!!