Sanjeev Hota

This is definitely the best movie of 2023 and Vikram and Medha are just outstanding. You get engrossed so much in the movie that at some point you become part of Manoj's success and feel for his failure. No surprises because when it's Vidhu Vinod Chopra all you should expect is a jadoo ka jhappi and this movie is full of it.

20 minutes max was waiting what will come next. But.. Forget it Nothing just bakwas

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the most beautiful movies I have seen. A scattershot film about how death has its poignant moments. This movie gives a long, arm hug To everyone who has lost someone! A story so personal that one relates to it and so will anyone who has lost someone . It’s a reminder of the pain one brushes under the carpet or the pain that one fears facing someday. Got goosebumps and was so connecting to each and every emotions expressed . It's said story of our life begins before life itself starts and continues even after we are gone. Sometime, someday each of us will leave this world and take a right turn. Some early some late. But what happens after we are we take a right turn and the ones we love can never see us again. How do the people connected to us as brothers, sister, friends, parents, spouse, react. Goodbye is about how after the sudden death of their mother, chaos and grief collide as four adult siblings return for the funeral service at their conservative father's home. Each and every frame has a myriads of emotions running through it. It capture the lasting anguish that results from the demise of a family member. Vikas Bahl’s family drama has superb contributions from Amitabh Bachchan, Neena Gupta, Rashmika Mandanna and Pavail Gulati. The major credit for the movie’s beauty, however, should go to the writer/director Bahl. The writing and direction of the film are just too good. Every character shines and scintillates in its respective aspects. Bahl creates a two-hour-long reel run on the death of an ordinary woman who died of natural causes and still keeps the audience glued to their screens.

Although late finally watched it and tell you will fall in love with these two extraordinary men, Homi Jehangir Bhabha and Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai, who created history while building India's future. Imagine when we didn't have the proper infrastructure not the independence (as India was still under colonial rule till 1947)to do what we dreamt. But still they had the courage to defy all odds and did the impossible. Whatever we see today in space technology or atomic energy are thanks to this to men Bhaba and Sarabhai ably backed by Kalam

Just brilliant. The way he lived. Major is a tribute to one of the most valiant soldier of India's peacetime who was directly responsible for saving 14 hostages and decision contributed to saving 137 more in Hotel Taj. Salute the brave heart

Don't go by newspaper ratings. Anyway most of them are fixed. SKM is a nice satire on forced marriages as a profession in many parts of Bihar, UP. But it's out and out an Akshya Khanna movie who shines as Baba and carries the movie single handedly on his shoulder.

Superb presentation of what may have happened inside the Taj. Based on true events

Such a badly researched series. The writer tries squeezing all the fav events,songs, movies etc of 80s into one year I.e 1990. Initially it was interesting but now turning out to be a drab show. And btw never saw any girls in 80s that too so talented behave so blind for love. It was 80s man not present day. Some of the English jargons used were never used then and are used present day