Haniyah Usman

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The movie was amazing. The story development was great. After 'Shubh Mangalya Zyaada Savadhaan' & 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga', this one is yet another masterpiece. I loved the entire story and characters. And the story was presented in a funny and realistic way. It showed a typical Indian family's reaction toward the LGBTQ+ community. The normality & beauty of each lead romance was just wow. I myself a proud Bi am inspired and motivated by the movie. I loved the PRIDE rally scene, it was so beautiful. Hoping for more LGBTQ+ movies from India. Love is Love, no gender, caste, religion or race come in between. #BiPride#LoveisLove

It was a beautifully and simply crafted story. Teeny-tiny spoilers ahead. The story is about a 15 years old girl, Megara, who ends up looking after her little sister as her mother goes on an unexpected venture. I liked how it was simple and understandable even when it talked about rocket science. I liked the protagonist's thoughts and mindfulness throughout the novel. And how she tries connecting everything to space and facts. I loved the Biscuit Club and their small friendship group. Meg even raked her brain for the contest for months, crumpled the speech paper, and flowed into the speech on her own, it gives the readers a motivating and inspiring outlook. And oh, the speech of Megara was wonderful. Another thing I liked was the Disney-themed name of the characters. One of the best feel-good books. And I lay on the ground reading the book gazing at the stars.