Ruchi Saini

What does being a parent entail? Who is a parent? Is it defined by the DNA, or who gives birth, or is it an emotional connection?...are some questions that the movie grapples with. It can be a bit unrealistic and dramatic sometimes, but nonetheless I feel it has a strong message at the end. The movie complicates the obsession with reproducing ones genes as central to becoming a parent, and instead directs the audience to other possible avenues for parenting such as adoption.I simply loved the message of adoption at the end of the movie. Kriti Sanon , Pankaj Tripathi, and the supporting cast have done an amazing job. And Mimi's family in the movie is way more progressive than any family I have met in Delhi, or even in the US. They are so accepting and heartwarming. I saw the movie without much expectation and I enjoyed it. :):)

An incredibly exasperating movie with unnecessary emotional drama and cheesy music that made me cringe. The actors were lacklustre, including the child. No one ever closes a door or acts quickly-everyone goes paralytic in the face of danger. The only redeeming actors are the He-man guy and his pregnant wife. This movie tries to be an emotional saga like a Bollywood movie but fails miserably. A humungous waste of our time! If you really want to see a good Zombie movie that will make you cry at the same time, watch "Cargo."