Swarnali Paul

As we journey through life, we inevitably encounter myriad changes. In our quest to fit in and avoid being left behind, we may scarcely recognize ourselves. "Inside Out 2" stands as one of the finest sequel films I have ever seen, beautifully illustrating these transformations. The film captures the essence of change in all its forms—different, challenging, frightening, and yet undeniably beautiful. It masterfully conveys that every emotion we experience in our daily lives is valid and significant. And those, our emotions; even though how hard it is, they are ought to be felt because these makes us what we are. In addition, every single one of them are as valid as we are. But it is to be made sure, that emotions perhaps be valid but actions towards aspects are our responsibilities. As an young adult, I found this movie to be a therapeutic experience. The emphasis on the importance of friendship during the tumultuous teenage years is particularly commendable. The depiction of emotional activities, such as Brainstorm and Career Path, is handled with finesse. As we grow older, we often reserve joy for certain occasions, perhaps stifled by anxiety. I have felt that I might not be a fun person to be around, but Inside Out 2 reassured me that if I seek joy, she will find her way back to me. This movie is indeed a must-watch. Pixar has, once again, excelled in depicting the myriad perspectives of life itself, never failing to enchant and enlighten. Both comedic and emotional timings have elevated the story, bringing balance and depth. Together, they enriched the audience's experience, making it engaging. However, I do think perhaps there could be a 3rd movie?!

Ofcourse Nandita Shivaprasad movie, had to be good ✨ During the entire movie, suspense continued throughout the whole movie. Direction is good so was the acting of each actors and actresses. Loved it ❤️

The story is good. Ponting out LGBTQIA+ matters more into the Indian cinema is vastly important. This is hiw we'll be able to talk naturally, about this, without having to think of these words as a slang. I'll give four starts because of the terrible fake accents and some loud background musics.

4.5 star I'd give. The story line, scenes, old songs are cinema worthy. Too many stereotypes have been shattered here in this movie. .5 I've cut because of casting Alia Bhat as a Bengali and her get uo as bengali is not upto the point. Otherwise everything is amazing. Karan Johar is basically back with a proper bang 🔥

This is one of the best movies that has been evet made. The way they potraied that time of Japan! Hands down! The visuals effects even that time has been done, which is breathtaking. Anyone have not watched this, guys give it a try.

Loved the movie as it has tried to normalises manu aspects of this society. I would really suggest to give it watch if you haven't. Enjoy 💐

It was more than my expectations from Bollywood. Did a amazing work ❤️🏳️‍🌈 Loved every part of the movie.

Loved every minute of it. Character developments were admirable. Cast, writing, the direction all were perfect. Song choices were on the other level based on situations. Loved it.

Okay! The best movie I have watched.