AMAL Singha

Wished the movie have got justice in the theatres.

I was thoroughly charmed by ‘Laapataa Ladies’. It’s a brilliant satire that captures the essence of rural India with wit and warmth. The performances are exceptional, especially the leads who bring a refreshing authenticity to their roles. Kiran Rao’s direction is masterful, weaving humor and social commentary seamlessly. In short, it’s a must-watch that entertains and enlightens in equal measure. A true cinematic delight!

I want to stop watching this movie at the mid because its a great movie which is full of emotions. Perfect pace of the story, music complimenting it.

Rajpal and Rubina's acting is so realistic and natural. He ends up being the Parvati. But I am glad this movie is getting a lot of appreciation from the audience.

Was a fun movie to watch at the beginning. But as the story progressed and came to near the climax it turned into a good social message movie. Well, don't want to write much about it. Just love your parents when you can.

I just didn't like the movie even though it had great cast. It's a dark movie but still it's kind of Hindu centric. I didn't get any kind of positive feelings watching from the movie.

I guess Yami Gautam have finally fined her role which she can delivers it. The cinematography is great and it's complimenting the script. Was emotional at last which was expected.

I always like this kind of content and Ayushman knows how to deliver it. I love the casting of all the actors. And what makes me feel great now a days the audience are so smart and knows to appreciate the content.

Far beyond my expectations... Thought it would be like other superhero genre Indian movie but what i liked about it as they didn't lost that Desi essence.

Amazing movie, Dhanush knows to deliver it with ease. This movie delivers a strong message with its strong visuals and sounds Seen the inverted image of King Arthur in Karnan. The fish, the donkey, the horse, the sword and the staring goddess ( her dead sister) bit seems creepy at the beginning but symbolises their current scenario - lives and death. Well, I like the way director portrayed the sword. It's not the power for himself, a weapon he earned as a reward but shared it with people to survive for survival. The elephant and the eagle at the beginning of the movie, what to write more, the director is an artist.