Tav P

An innocent story of a few people who want to go to London from Punjab. Every person has their own circumstances and reasons for why they need to go there. The acting is great, Taapsee and SRK is a great pairing! A good director really knows who to cast, and he has done a great job at that. Dunki route was captured well. Overall, it’s a good movie, based on true experiences on the real Dunki route.

Absolutely loved the movie! The storytelling is great, visuals are great and sound is perfect! The only thing is I wish I had seen all of his story - from his childhood to the day he died. Everything that impacted him from the beginning to become what he became.

Visually, the movie is picture perfect! The colors, costumes, scenes and imagery in general was on point and depicted the era as the filmmakers intended. Sound and Music in the movie is good, gives out fun vibes. Acting was a challenging one to judge because some actors can do what the directors ask them to do, some can act effortlessly and some can’t really live up to the director’s expectation. Aditi Dot, Mihir Ahuja, Khushi Kapoor and Agastya were great! Suhana Khan and Vedant Raina seemed weak. With Suhana, I don’t know if it was the voice or the style of speaking, it just seemed a bit forced. Khushi Kapoor seems like a natural. And I know for a fact that after watching the film or during the filming, Zoya Akhtar definitely came to know that. I had been waiting for this movie for over a year now! I finally got to watch it. And my thoughts - it was a good one-time watch for me.

Embarrassing to put on a global platform! Luxury and brands are very approachable by many people these days. Nothing unusual about it. In fact the show justified these people to be a bit stupid and into shallow brands! It seems like some wannabes trying to be westernized, just wanting to be non-Indians and no pride in their own culture. This is like someone getting a tattoo on their body saying “Royalty” or “America” or “Luxury”.🤦🏻‍♀️ It was so reflecting on Bollywood fakeness in general and the ladies/men they end up with. If only they thought that being realistic and no show-off is actually better, people would have loved it! Luxury and brands are more approachable to people these days, but the real personalities who are smart, educated, sensible are still a rare find.

Overall, it was an engaging movie. Art is not just about creativity, it must also be a responsible piece that is put out into the world. And in this movie, there were many ups and downs on this feeling. Here are my thoughts on each of the stories: 1. Majnu: 1/5 It had a weak storyline, seemed like it was a novice piece of writing that just didn’t work for me. The acting was decent, but not the best I’ve seen from these actors. 2. Khilauna: 3.5/5 gave me scary chills at the end. There was a killer in an innocent body, it was not expected. 3. Geeli Pucchi: 3.5/5 The storyline was good, sadly shows the reality of how the social caste systems have a big impact on the lives of many people. Clever ending, good overall. 4. Ankahi: 2/5 Absolutely loved the acting! Moviemaking wise, it was good storytelling as well. BUT the only reason I would give this a 2-star rating is for promoting this idea that fights/arguments in a marriage means ‘no love’. The child saying to her mum that dad doesn’t love her, was messed up! In a real world society, do we really see our parents showing affection to each other 100% of the time? NO. Fights happen where there is care and love. Instead of teaching the true meaning of love, companionship, honesty and respect in a marriage, there is this sh** concept of giving up so easily on a relationship that needs to be slightly worked on. In this story, the lady just goes and sleeps with another guy - not something I would want to be normalized in the society (both for females or males). There are enough stupid or immature people out there who would try to make their life a Bollywood movie and get inspired/get wrong ideas from such stories. AND THEN PEOPLE SAY THEY WANT THE 1900s ERA BACK WHEN LIFE WAS SIMPLER.

It is a south movie! The movie is entertaining but only a one-time watch. Cinematic quality is great. The storyline is good, gives out a good message. Other than that, there’s too many overly exaggerated emotions, action sequences and drama. Extremely loud and dramatic.

I usually like most space based shows. But in this show, you see a lot of unprofessional showcase of astronauts’ work ethic. It’s an interesting concept but the show in general sets a very immature tone for its characters. There is no way that a team of astronauts will act like this in real life. The use of language is so amateurish and there’s a lot of swearing and fighting - like it’s a college kids’ team in space. The team of actors and shoemakers do seem to have worked hard, but the outcome was just disappointing.