Praneet Liŋəmʌllu

Brilliant. Simply brilliant. The entire time I was watching the film, all I was thinking was "Wow.". The movie is very inclusive, rather unique, and unlike most Indian films, contains absolutely no cringe. Most Indian films have a noble hero meet his love and fight goons and irredeemable, evil villains. Cringy fight scenes are an Indian movie staple. Most movie characters are either from below the poverty line or children of millionaires. This movie, however, chronicles the life of people. From a single mother who teaches French and an antisocial ex-Military officer, to a girl looking for a suitable groom and a guy moving to a new home, this tells the tales of ordinary, Middle-Class Indians. This movie is, frankly speaking, THE movie of the 100 million middle class Indians. T put it shortly, this movie is a must watch. Period.