Swadesh Gupta

12th Fail is a superb movie with a cast, direction, writing, cinematography, and screenplay that are all top-notch. Some minor mistakes are present, such as: • How does the student get to know the news of IPS Dushyant Singh's arrival in the school examination center when the student is in the classroom? • Nobel's journey from Indore to Delhi is unrealistic, e.g., from Pili Kothi to Mukherjee Nagar. • Manoj's other struggles in Mukherjee Nagar are not shown. • The wheat flour shop scene in Nobel is superb and comedic, but in the film, it is just a place of survival. • Vikrant, Medha, and Sanjay do a wonderful job, but Ansumaan Pushkar is fantastic. • Emotional BGM is missing in the scene where News of Grandmother dies. Despite these minor mistakes, 12th Fail is a superb movie that I would rate 10/10. It is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates good cinema. Here are some of the things I liked most about the movie: • The cast is superb. Ansumaan Pushkar is particularly outstanding as Bhaiya. • The direction is excellent. The director has managed to create a very realistic and believable world. • The writing is superb. The dialogues are sharp and witty. • The cinematography is beautiful. The film captures the beauty of India in a stunning way. • The screenplay is tight and engaging. The film never gets boring. Overall, 12th Fail is a superb movie that I would highly recommend to everyone.