Ritika Sinha

Hadley and Oliver's story was fateful. And I loved the cinematic colors and the venue 'London'. the narrative was so good and it kept me hooked. I mean I get it, it was a depiction of Cupid or an angel who is connecting two souls..or a soulmate. it was cool how they explained their fears and likings..confronted each other shortcomings together..and realized how important it is to not let go of them as they understand each other, it's like it was meant to be... Overall worth the watch..🎀🫶

Babil Khan did a great job in this film. It has everything🤌, the sibling bonding, rich kids, and mischiefs of school.. It showed exactly how a shy elder sibling should be and an extrovert younger sibling. It was relatable. The only thing I couldn't relate the party..I mean, parties are only allowed in India when we go to college...maybe it was common in Delhi and Mumbai. Anyway right punch, right dialogue. Loved it. ❤️

Relatable movie, respect your parents.. won't leave them even if they say to get out..Most parents don't say what they wanna say..they won't tell you to stay...they say you can't go, you're not eligible or not so good, mostly daughters. try to speak to them without filtering heart-to-heart. They wanted you to be independent so no man or woman crush you with their beliefs and norms. Secondly, a man should always respect women. They are also human beings, they have their dreams and wishes. They sacrifice so many things,and try to understand them too. Must watch it with your parents. And Kusha Kapila was awesome seriously.... I was only watching the movie cos she is in it..🤷‍♀️

This is the best movie depicting the life of us!! And I could connect with the characters. Mostly with Ahana, the way she wanted to get the attention of her lover who cheated on her..and she believed that it's ok to let go of the fact he's a cheater... No, it's not. we don't need validation from someone or something..we are we and we can live in whatever way we want to live. Next was Lala..an influencer who wanted to hide her real self but she was real with Niel eventually she hurt him as she wanted to grow and earn with easy way..Niel was poor among his friends so he always felt humiliated by his status but his friends never judged him. Lastly, he understood and he paid attention to what he had instead of what he wanted. Then Imaad's character was so broken and I was crying so hard when he finally opened up where so many people watched him. The fight between Imaad and Neil was so stupid and egoist, still, both said the truth, the vulnerable truth but they took it on their ego... Oh yeah, there's one more character, Simran(Kalki's character) she says the most accurate things in the film..about Genz. Overall, the movie has this essence of what we are struggling with, facing the unspoken tragedies at last Friends mend everything.. Should have this circle of friends whom you can rely on. And everything gonna be okay!!! It's a beautiful movie with different issues we face daily. Go watch it.✨🫶

You should watch this movie if you love realistic movies and romance that is inseparable. The story is so simple that it was represented beautifully by the actors and I can't imagine other actors performing these acts other than Sara Ali Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput. The scene was great where Manadhkhni aka Sara stubbornness showing her cold war with his father when her mother coming to advise her but she started reciting Mansoor's name. It was a great scene and the Mansoor's superiority is how he knows that it will be wrong if he falls for Hindu girl still he falls for her, saves her and her father and dies for her and last scene where his face shows everything that how much he loved her when he knows it's the end. It's the spoiler if you still haven't watvhed.