Simrah Nazim

Absolutely loved the film, it was hilarious and it also came with a message that we need to accept ourselves first to have people love us. Every role was perfectly played, Ayushman Khurrana is the best emerging actor that takes roles that are more relatable with the audience. The one thing I was disappointed was to see Bhumi Pednekar play the role of a dark skinned woman. If the point was to make people with dark complexions feel better about themselves then why not get a heroine that looks like them to play the role itself. Absolutely hated seeing a fair actress pull the "blackface" in India where majority of the population is dark skinned. This would've been such a controversial issue in the US but it's not a big deal here because we still believe in "Fair and Lovely". Indian Cinema could do better.

The movie was hilarious from the start! It's been a long time since movies delivered authentically funny jokes and great characters. Definitely a must watch film. Kudos to Ayushman Khurana for the fabulous acting. Manjot Singh was a darling with his own role. It would be a great loss for anyone who don't watch this gem!

Running for Grace is by far the most beautiful romantic movie, it delicately captures the innocence of first love. The setting of the film is splendid and will make you want to travel there. A must watch.

This movie is about acceptance coming from a stranger where usually it comes from someone you know. It's about Noni revisiting her life and slowly accepting herself the way she is. Unspoken hurt in Noni's eyes is seen by a stranger and the story begins.