Akshata Satam

In the middle of so many meaningless creations that we see …this movie was a reminder why cinema has a special place in audience’s heart and it brought back the memories of cinemas which ruled our hearts… and though in many ways it was a reminder of earlier sports drama or real tales it still stood out with its own story, amazing acting of one and only Ajay Devgan… and whole star cast…well written well made .. just wondering why it is still not as hit as chak de… it’s much more powerful and must watch film

just when I felt cinemas are losing it as we don’t even remember a thing or a character post we come out of theatre and so many people playing with their phones during the watch… this is one movie which stayed with me for hours or days after I watched.. it appeals your emotions and makes you worry… you feel as helpless as the family in movie is… thats where I guess is the victory of this movie… rest you must watch and have your own thrills!

Watch this movie if watching Madhuri once again on 70 mm is in your bucket list ...and trust me you will still not get what you used to get just by watching old glimpse of Madhuri even today ..movie is a big disppaintment so is Madhuri.. she is queen of every heart born in 80s and beyond and yet she could not add her melody in this movie .. bad script bad dialogue worst direction no story no screenplay and our goddess speaking a language we expect her to master but she is barely struggling to keep pace with us other fluent artist .. I wish I could not have messed up with my memories of Madhuri

Frankly this topic was worth for a short film.. there is no story in the movie.. reviews are misleading ..

A different plot than regular with untouched rawness.. but somehow failed to take grip of your mind.. and create impact..

Not at all a good movie .. humour is too little and horror is too bad.. and both are mixed at wrong places.. it was torture to finish watching it.

4/5 ..Pari is an extremely engaging and entertaining movie .. and must watch for Anushka who makes you fall in love with her innocence and yet scares you. the story will make you think about the evil side of human and human side of evil ..

There is no Sure shot receipe to a good film.. and Veere proves it.. you can’t relate to story or character and what you see is one immature unclear effort made to put nice things together.. I could still watch it through due to Swara, Shikha and Sumit whose screen presence and acting would keep you still glued to the screen but all in all failed attempt so much so that you will repent watching it

Well written.. Enagaging and brave to make it more realistic.

Utterly engrossing and unsettling in some moments but impactful .. end is bit predictable but acting makes us believe it… cruelty could have been lesser or implicit but I guess people do have appetite for it.. if the market is out there who is going to stop the drama..? I would have preferred a subtle story and some more twist but what I saw was nothing less than Amazing..