Sanghamitra Malik

'Saand ki Aankh' is a fabulous film which should be seen by one & all, not only by women of all ages but by those patriarchal men who cannot think beyond themselves! Taapsee Pannu & Bhumi Pednekar have lived their roles. It needs guts for young glamorous stars to agree to do roles of old ladies above 60 years of age. The only thing that was a little unacceptable was that the make up for the old ladies was not uniform & at times they were looking their real young selves. The continuity in make up was not well maintained. I loved the music too. Appropriately worded songs were being enjoyed by all. No-one should make the mistake of missing such an excellent film very well directed by Mr Tushar. A great debut film indeed.

I'm very fortunate to have watched the film Evening Shadows at a private screening in the presence of Director Sridhar Rangayan & actors Mona Ambegaonkar & Devansh Doshi. I was floored by the sensitive manner in which a subject like homosexuality has been handled by the director. The performances of Mona Ambegaonkar & Devansh Doshi was outstanding & they looked like real mother & son. It is a gem of a film which no one should miss.

A superb film. The Director has put everything together beautifully. Excellent casting of all characters. Nobody could have played the role of Dr Kashinath Ghanekar other than the most talented & handsome young man ,Subodh Bhave. He has lived the character of Dr Kashinath Ghanekar. In playing different kinds of characters in one film, he has shown us his range. He deserves to win several awards for his performance.

I liked the film. I have always been a fan of Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot's character is the major draw and the actor and director did a superb job. It was good to see some very good actors in the film. Actors we are familiar with. But there were a way too many characters. The shots around the River Bosphorius reminded me of my trip to Turkey