Smruti Tripathy

First half of the film makes you wonder if one must give way to imagination and creativity within. However the second half is gets a little dreamy and confusing and blending too many things together. You would think to yourself what exactly the message the film is try to convey, as it has a staggered conclusion. Besides that the animation demands some good appreciation.

There many little moments in the film where one can find an opportunity to admire the lovely depiction of the relationship between the little girl and lady.

All stars for the art director as the film is a visual delight. Rest else is plain and bland revolving around a skewed relationship between the man and his wife in a marriage which is based on a condition of bearing male child as the core idea of the whole drama. Expected much more perhaps from the award winning title floating in Netflix suggestions.

The movie was a waste of time and resources. The sequence of events seemed unrelated and illogical. A young passive guy who gets a PTE job in the same school because of his father’s reference is suddenly motivated to do his job to please a new lady teacher in the school. There are many contradictions in the movie which will make you scratch your head and will force you to think why are even watching this waste of time. The story is trying force too many things all at the same time, but there is a lack of research about the topic and inadequate presentation. The preaching seems improper and inconsistent. The comedy is not that good either. And it is not inspiring at all. But it might be one of those bad movies that can inspire the young generation incorrectly, to pursue a dream not because of pure passion and drive to become better and great but because of some dream girl, which is a cliche in itself.