Chandan Kumar

Smart, funny movie...i quite enjoyed. That despite not being much into sci-fi or rom-com movies. The cleverly conceived, situated in presumably not a distant future, where the societal fixation on individuality has reached its logical dead-end... humans need to get trained into intimacy. And few succeed. Brilliant!...The prop of using lab results to measure depth of feelings is terrifyingly realistic!...Such a strong cast of characters and amply nuanced characterizations...there's a lot to like here!

This is a very well created series that shines light on a people among us yet missing from our consciousness. And it does so with an astute, seemingly unobtrusive neutrality of a well placed cctv camera... The drama, poignancy, vibrancy, and pathos of the lives of an unseen people are experienced as if firsthand. Brilliant. Unforgettable. Humane.

Loved the movie. The conception of the subject is brilliant. The casting is perfect.. The experienced actors Dhanush and Akshay Kumar look effortlessly efficient... But its the relative newcomer Sara Ali Khan who wins me over with a spirited performance! And that friend of Dhanush... I'm sure we should be seeing a lot more of him. All in all very engaging, purposeful movie.

This is a thoughtful, well made movie, much better than many of the newspaper pundits reviews suggest. Cleverly named, the historical characters are clearly recognizable, many salient historical references are very well depicted. Yes, it's not a formal period drama... But such a potent cinametic subject merits representation in multiple genres. This movie gives ample background and feel for that momentous time in India history packaged as an engaging movie. Watch it!