Sonali Sengupta

A beautiful story by Biplab Goswami, taut screenplay and witty dialogues by Sneha Desai, and competent direction by Kiran Rao, ably supported by a mostly unknown cast make this movie a refreshing, riveting, and to some extent, a fun watch. If clean cinema with a good storyline and "dil ko chu lene wala" acting is something you like, go watch this film before it leaves the cinema halls. You don't get to watch such an impressive story on the big screen often. Enjoy backing the underdogs silently as the story unfolds!

A thrilling watch despite several loopholes in the story. Loved Ritwik, who I first saw with Masaba Gupta in Modern Love. Harshita is good too, have been a fan since her Sadda Haq (channel V) days.

The trailer created a high expectation but I was thoroughly disappointed after watching the film. True that the hype is bringing in the moolah and the crowd but when the content and execution is so pathetic, it won't be long before the crowds start thinning and the moolah disappears. What I didn't like? Quite a few things. For starters, you don't need the characters to speak Bengali (and wrong word choices at that) so much just to prove they are Bengali. It could have been portrayed through subtle things. The in-your-face cringey dialogues weren't needed. After the first 10-15 minutes, I wondered if I was watching a Hindi movie or a Bengali film. Second is Rani's character sketch that's weak and stupid. A BSC graduate is so shaky, can't speak coherent sentences in English, and acts like a lunatic every now and then is pretty hard to digest. Third is Jim Sarbh's character trajectory. A lawyer representing Norway and hell-bent on bringing the kids back suddenly undergoes a heart change and supports the mother? How? And why? There are many more such small and big things that mar the potential of this film. And thus a wide and deep chasm exists between what it could have become and what the film finally became. Sad and disappointing!

It's a light-hearted and fun romcom despite its storyline that's somewhat cliche. I liked the basic idea of a gallery for broken hearts though. Kudos to Lucy's positivity and her besties' fun acts, especially how they rally behind her after every heartbreak and threaten the man responsible. Aww!

Fun film..a heady concoction of thriller, drama, and comedy....and Vijay Raaz's Nat Geo loving goon is pure gold... watch it and don't forget to listen to the end-credit song for some more laugh..

A taut script and superb acting from its protagonists make this a thrilling ride. Anurag Kashyap fan or not, you must watch it if you like good films.

Stale dialogues and too slow a pace kills the possibility of what could have been a racy and gripping tale.