Ridhima Sharma

After a long time, this is one movie that grips the harsh reality in such a realistic way: from fake crying neighbours, to random relatives/padosi ke chacha coming in to give gyaan about things, every little realistic detail hooks you well. It was something I could actually sit with a family to watch, even though I'd rush to kitchen with tears--this is how every one at their role. Of course, Amitabh's performance was as usual a piece de resistance, but without the role of others, even Sunil Grover, the movie would not have impacted so well. So credits go to every face. Everyone must experience this movie, once. Powerful, simply powerful.