Paulash Chatterjee

To begin with, movie reviews are opinions at the end of the day and you might have a different opinion than mine so I suggest watching the movie and deciding for yourself. However, If you care about my review then here it goes - TYFC is about a girl (Bhumi) who is in her early/mid-thirties and claims that she has never gotten an orgasm. The whole movie revolves around this. She has two good friends (Shibani and Dolly) and the entire movie talks about women's independence which is a wonderful message. They have also tried to portray a strong sense of friendship between these girls and that makes it a feel-good movie. Although, I did not like the eventual message that they tried to convey which is one should do whatever gives them happiness. This is portrayed in the penultimate scene which is set in a school's auditorium and Bhumi is seen giving a speech where she says she is not sorry for a lot of things she has done (watch the movie, I won't spoil it). There are better ways to convey this message rather than provoking high school kids to say 'I don't like math so I won't do it', 'I won't wear a bra', 'I won't lose body fat', 'I won't apologize for having a sexual relationship'. Now, I am not against any of that however I strongly feel these 14-17 year olds should not be saying stuff like that. Overall, I am giving it 2/5 stars. Apart from Ritviz's song no good songs in the movie. The only good part is that it is not too long. The actors acted well.