Raman Singh

I vividly remember running from the middle of our friend’s Bday dinner (all d kids did) the moment we heard d title track “Alif Lailaaaa......”. One thing is for sure - kids of this generation wud never realise wats d meaning of true desperation (back then) and true nostalgia (present time ).... A very big thumbs up to the uploader... thnx a ton 👍

Submerged in nostalgia after glancing through.... Current TV shows shud take a bow and understand the qualities required to mesmerize viewers with powerful acting and screenplay and not just overdone special effects and various camera angles.. At a personal level, I'd prefer watching it again any given day than the current shi** we are being fed in the name of TV opera... Wat a shame it only had 34 episodes.

Extraordinary music.... pathetic script, all in all a complete waste of time. Its definitely one of the most incoherent movies I've ever seen. The director seems confused wrt what to convey & how to do it. The scenes are not at all connected & the audience is left with more questions than answers. This flick doesn't deserve any star, I'm really pissed off that I've to give it 1 star: (

Plain script and powerful performances pulls you everytime to watch it once more..... a big thumbs up

I wish I could give it 0 rating. M. Night Shyamalan has clearly lost his mojo. It can be definitely concluded that he should stop directing movies and hang up his boots while he still has some respect left. Who would believe that this is the same director who directed a masterpiece like The Sixth Sense. Directors world over progress with time but this moron's graph has only been descending since his first movie. This disaster has further strengthened my belief that not all directors can think 360 degree. M. Night Shyamalan - a name I was proud of around 2005, I'm ashamed of in 2023. I humbly beg you Sir......... Please give up.

Just finished watching this movie, which had the perfect premise of being a memorable one, instead ends up being a sloppy adventure. The jumpscares thrown in the mix let's you wonder as to whether it's a sci-fi movie or not. One thing which is clear is that you need a central premise and a corresponding storyline to make a good movie. While it has the former, it fails miserably in the latter. Certain mistakes are too bold to miss, for instance the rope scene, where the rope's length comes first to the mind. The actors did justice to whatever they could offer, but without any assistance in the form of any script they falter. It's a nice case study of what not to do while attempting such an endeavour. PS: I was seriously hoping of a connection with human evolution, for instance, like Kia's parents escaped and survived and marked the beginning of human evolution. Instead, such an abrupt ending leaves you unsatisfied.