Lakshmy Iyer

Totally underwhelming...the ending was a total disaster...Ok they got the ethos spot-on-- what the middle class" Indian family goes through in that desperate hope that at least one of their kids will "make it" to the coveted IIT, the family's passport to a meaningful life...but what about that-- you cant make an entire movie on showing vignettes of that struggle. The ending us just too abstract to make any sense and leaves the viewer in no man's land

The thought behind this movie, its ideological mooring may be disputable but not the sincerity of effort that has gone into it... This was the kind of "pop" music that evolved/ morphed into the gun-glorifying cults, so why devote a whole lot of money, effort and precious finances into a biopic of that kind of person? But having said that, full marks to Diljit, Parineeti and the whole lot of them for LIVING out those characters on screen-- with all their strengths vulnerabilities

The FFF ( Fastest Finger First) questions are so often based on Hindi proverbs and Hindi nursery-rhymes, i believe it is not fair to those whose first-language is not Hindi