Garima Modi

I have read fault in our stars. I vividly remembered the end of the novel because it made me cry and I could feel goosebumps on my body for days. The time when I read the novel I could particularly felt that way because of 2 reasons. One obviously, the tragic ending and second my maternal grandfather was suffering from cancer and he died because of it. Now wondering why I wrote about novel in a review of the movie? The reason is because fault in our stars had such an impact on me, I closed that book and prefered to hide it. Then after many years Dil Bechara got announced and then it also marks the last movie of SSR, I kind of dreaded if I really want to watch this movie, as for me SSR was and will always be remembered as one of the fine actor and from whatever we knew about him from far, a nice and thoughtful person. The hard combination to find in the entertainment industry. But today, on the day of its release I could not stop and finally mustered the courage to watch by first watching one of the silly teenage drama movie. Now the actual review of the movie, still can’t watch the ending without fast forwarding as there were already tears in my eyes with my heart wrenching. I think these words can tell you how I feel about this movie. Also, there are some portions in the movie where you may feel like its stretched, but if you see this movie as a life of two people, you can very well state that life is not always about hungama, there are always times where you just want to spend time with a person without speaking much. So watch this movie that point of you and I can bet you will atleast have slightly wet eyes at the end. So here my review ends. Sayonara!

I still cant believe what I saw! There is not even a pinch of romance or thrill in this movie. All this is about abduction, force and sex. I still cant believe people tend to like movies where with force you can win whatever you like. Total waste of time. If there had been an option to give negative stars, I would have gladly given them.