Mridusmita Choudhury

Just watched this movie and loved it. So many concepts brought up, from the beauty of mountains, to a father's deep love for his unseen child, to the spirituality of the Tibetan people and finally Tibetan liberation struggle which is still on, decades since the people were exiled from their own lands. Heart warming and heart wrenching story. Highly recommended.

I really expected a lot from the movie and saw it as Kajol's big come back but was sadly disappointed. The characters aren't well carved out and Kajol, for all her talent, is portrayed as an explicit spewing, foul mouthed, screeching banshee for most of the movie. I fail to understand her deep dislike for the scribe of her mother's autobiography and the way she treated him through the movie was so unreal. The movie had so much potential but was sadly lost. Wouldn't recommend it.