Vedanti Sharma

It's honestly a great "timepass" and super fun to watch. Saif Ali Khan especially will make sure to tickle your funny bones in nearly every scene. The story is also such, where you'll keep guessing until the climax. Yami Gautam and Arjun Kapoor are great as well. Jacqueline Fernandez just adds a "I'm dumb but gorgeous" sort of character to the movie, but she does it convincingly. The horror aspect isn't seat jumping scary neither are the graphics. And the movie slacks a little in some bits and parts. But overall when you finish the movie, you'll definitely agree It's worth one time watch.

The first half of the movie is predictable, goes on like any other tragic romantic movie. It's the second half that actually hits the audience hard. Avinash Tiwary's potryal of the modern majnu longing for Laila was outstanding. You feel his pain, madness and heartbreak. Sajid Ali and Imtiaz Ali have written the story with so much depth it leaves you thinking about what is the meaning and purpose of love. Tripti Dimri is ever so gracious and especially fun in the first half. The background score and original songs are very soulful and well composed. I could not name one song that was okay or bad. The music and the strong acting is what shines through when you watch Laila Majnu

My only tip would be don't miss the beginning it's crucial to the film. Ayushaman Khurana is just awesome in this movie. Radhika Apte is absolutely spontaneous, funny and chill in this movie, kudos to the dialogue writer. Tabu is mesmerizing as usual and we see her play a very different role this time. Once again it has been proved that Sriram Raghvan is the king of Indian thrillers, from the beginning to the end the film makes you keep thinking what next, which is the best part about the narration of this film.

Amazing movie. It gave the viewers a different insight into Neil Armstrong the person rather than astronaut. The movie is very real and full of complex human emotions. Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy left me teary eyed in a few scenes. The space sequences are especially engaging and realistic. The movie makes you appreciate the Apollo mission and the people who made so many sacrifices for it to happen even more. Damien Chazelle is just marvellous and the background score is something I liked a lot.