Shashank Muley

The magic of Atalji recreated by Pankaj Tripathi. As a fan of both the personalities i could sense the similarities in them but there was never an overlap. From direction, screenplay to every minute detail, everything was spot-on. A must watch for those who know Vajpayeeji's prowess and also for those who know Pankaj Tripathi's indepth performances. I was disheartened to see empty seats on the release day but after watching the film I realised this is for special people only. As the trend is, only below average films have crowd, excellent films like 12th fail, and now this will always have selective viewers.

Have always been a fan of Ratna Pathak shah and this movie just adds to it that too immensely. Excellent plot, excellent screenplay, superb performances and add to it the biker craze. This movie not just talks about breaking stereotypes, travel, friendship etc but also portrays the story via realistic characters, be it SKY, Mahi, Uzma or Manjiri, these are normal people living their heart out & not some unrealistic filthy rich people with some western world agendas. A heartfelt thanks from a movie-goer to the director for making a good travel movie. Gen-z has been served enough filth by likes of zoya akhtar and they need this kind of a fresh amazing movie to experience the art of storytelling.

Great performance by Sikander kher (although limited screen time), Sushmita sen & Namit das. The lyrics/poem should have been written by some good poet to justify they are connected with Shrimad Bhagwat Gita later on, the way PT (physiotherapy) was degraded to show the gold digging nature of the character should have been rewritten. The story in itself is good, pace is well suited to build Aarya's character and show her transition. Overall, worth watching but ignore the Doctor-compounder references & the pedestrian poems.

Don't listen to the critics, Riteish's direction deserves a brilliant box office response. From story telling to callbacks everything is so beautifully weaved that it's hard to take your eyes off. Casting a master actor like Ashok saraf was another treat for cine lovers like us. This is strictly a movie made for theatres - grand, glorious and filled with crisp emotions. Overall, if you are free this week watch it & if you are busy then take a day off and watch it...

Extraordinary performances, extraordinary handling of a sensitive subject for most of the people. The portrayal of struggle and every single minute emotion connected with it is so beautifully brought to life by Paul giamatti & kathryn kahn that it touches the deepest corner of my heart. Its a must watch for film lovers, film makers, and everyone irrespective of their knowledge of infertility and procedures to conceive.