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I think it is a well-answered question for all those critics who think supernatural beings need not avenge someone. It is a good story. It is almost like action speaking louder than words. Love beats all concepts. A good ghost story. A new flavor. And twists and turns are good. Casting is well done. (Especially I liked the father's role). You must watch it. Another amazing factor about the movie is the instrumental music. I think it should be the new trend. Music filling the heart than the nowadays empty and lousy lyrics. Overall- Go for it!

I watched it after postponing it many times and didn't regret it. Postponed because of the obvious cliches I would encounter. Didn't regret it because it was a fine screenplay. I am writing the review pausing at the verdict in the movie. Honestly, I have no idea of the verdict now, but the movie deserves applause. Because not only the defense clutches and ceases the ever-enthusiastic approach to justice but also the prosecution never stops trying to establish the "idea of justice". WELL DONE! if my review could make another watch, I am glad I wrote one.

Soni is an underrated and realistic movie, played by Geetika Vidya Ohlyan. She was last seen in "Thappad", which is also a thought-provoking movie. The other lead is played by Saloni Batra. The leads are engaged in an operation to curb violence against women, but in the backdrop, they themselves are targets of the patriarchal system. Since the leads have opted for male-dominated jobs on screen, their feminine characteristics are questioned by men constantly throughout the story. "They cant be gentle, they have to be dependent on their men, make sure you make me feel needed" are some of the strong voices I heard throughout the film. Overall the roles are well played and you shouldn't miss this movie, in today's growing arguments of gender biases.

Malang, directed by Mohit Suri has Aditya Roy Kapur and Disha Patani acting as Advait and Sara. The story develops slowly with the leads falling in love. Somehow I felt that it had the flavor of Ek Villain (also directed by Mohit Suri). Like the whole story was rewritten in a more complex form. The action sequence covered with lot of violence and less action. You can expect a revenge narrative with suspense and thriller trying to make the film watchable. The story has a good cast (Anil Kapoor, Kunal Khemu, Elli AvrRam) but poor development of characters.

'Dil Bechara" is a beautiful adoption of the "The fault in our stars". This Melo-comedy revolves round Immanuel Rajkumar Junior who falls in love with Kizie Basu. They both suffer from cancer and fight it with their love together. It successfully potrays bollywood love, lots of drama, comedy and also heartbreaks. The story is predictable but the joy of watching this work makes one forget the upcoming thrills and horror. Such is the last work of Sushant Singh Rajput. Rest in Peace.