Rebecca Lewis

Hilarious, laughed my heart out till I teared. On the flip side it can be perceived as offensive and not factually true to referring the Bible. And also a big time language alert.

We need to learn from Danny, and fight against any wrong doing prevailing in our society. It's an inspirational story of Danny after losing his son, does all to fight for a social cause.

I don't think the movie needs as much of a bad light it received.. I believe this movie is more of a emotion and feeling than sex scenes all time like fifty shades.. If a person willing to do anything for you, respects you, adores you for who you are, doesn't cheat on you, protects you from the bad eye it's obvious one would fall for him... The chemistry and emotion between the both in the later part of the movie is soo intense..way better than 50 shades.. Atleast Massimo treats Laura way better than her ex.. who wouldn't fall for such a person?

It reflects the millions lives globally who live in poverty. Poverty is a curse to be born with. It's sad poor people believe that making babies will provide more helping hands, rightly so... But then the need to provide a decent upbringing to so many children is far from accomplished.. it then depends on each child as they grow up to find the right way to earn or fall into heinous crimes to make a living. But awareness should also be spread that making babies is not the solution, educating them is. Also the need to use protection should be widely made aware of.

It helps portray the emotional and physical desire / rollercoaster a widow woman goes through. Misconception in India that marriage has to be the only gateway for satisfying sexual desire should be changed... Every widow has her own challenge and due to the tag of a 'widow' suppressing one's desires is just not done.. but I also felt the plot should have considered not dragging a married man in this.. it portrays it to be right while treating his own wife wrong... This is wrong too

Based on the rating and hype, I honestly found the movie not so fascinating and kinda boring.

Although Abhishek and Vicky have done total justice to their characters, somehow Taapsee's character overpowers them. The movie makes marriage (love)seem as a joke / casual thought..whenever, wherever... Which should be limited to the movie itself...

This no doubt, is a good movie, but maybe watching it in 2020, I found it very slow paced and stretched like any Bollywood movie. Totally appreciate Akshaye Khanna's acting. He's highly underrated.

Nonsensical show you'll start questioning your own life.

Heartwarming movie, reminding you that life still goes ahead, no matter how difficult it is to accept life without our loved ones. And it also tells us to not accept loved ones life as defeat, but rather keep living for them joyously.