Amitranjan Basu

A film that intelligently captures the sexuality and gender politics from a different angle through the stories of two cousin sisters occupying different positions in the society. It is bold, frank and rips apart all the hallowed claims of liberal slogans that say women are equal.

Inspiring narrative of an ex-IAS turned primary school teacher.

A mediocre and melodramatic film. But the cinematography is outstanding, particularly of a town where I have lived for five years. A predictable script and average acting. Why show deserted woman as sex- starved? A banal stereotype. My rating 2/5

It was good to watch a film whose underlying theme is care. A narrative based film but well crafted with realistic acting, fascinating cinematography and background music.

A typical lovey-dovey predictable plot. Dev doesn't look a 20+years college student and the anorexic heroine is actually fit for an offbeat film not a typical commercial one. Her Bengali pronunciation is much better than the hero. And what a third rate analogy with 'kishmish'! Highly unimaginative and good that there were no fights with pumped biceps of Dev.

Somewhat monotonous and predictable and typically a love story between unequals. The film is smartly made with no original creativity by the director. Sonakshi Sinha is a bad choice for her role as she looks dumb and not a writer as such who hardly reads books. Showing a smuggler/conman in a glorifying light also raise a moral critique.