MANASVINI VISWANATHAN

"Binny and Family (2024)" isn't just a film—it's a revelation. I started watching it as a casual distraction during a tough time, grappling with the weight of relationship struggles. But somewhere along the way, it pulled me in, and by the end, it had transformed my entire perspective on life. The film beautifully emphasizes that if we take things too seriously, we risk missing out on the joy that’s already on its way. It also conveys the profound truth that every word and action carries its own consequences—a gentle reminder to pause and consider before we act. This movie is a gift, offering moments of laughter, warmth, and introspection that I wish everyone could experience before they miss out on their own "Indian Summer." Kudos to the director and the entire team for creating something so impactful and timeless!"

A great Indian Hindi Soap opera featuring how a woman (daughter-in-law/ daughter) can bring about great changes in a family environment. This serial captures the essence of positivity and family-oriented thinking of Indian families and covers the difficulties that the male and female protagonists face when getting married without love, and from 2 different worlds and in their thinking perspectives. A show worth watching for its beautiful and vibrant ending, where even most of the prime villians have a good ending!! :D

A great Indian movie to start this year with. The movie addresses the various difficulties that soldiers need to undergo amidst their responsibilities. It greatly emphasizes the discipline to be adhered to in the army, how the soldiers are the guardians of this land regardless of gender, and how the citizens of this nation need to respect each soldier for their unwavering dedication to the country. The movie's portrayal of "Jai Hind" as akin to a religion for the army officers until their last breath is worth seeing the shots. The movie's plot unfolds like any other, with its storyline comprising of the hero, heroine, enemy (terrorists), friends, and family, but the way the cinematography has been done to keep the audiences at the edge is what needs to be experienced. Once again, A Great Indian Movie! A solid 4.7/5.0 score.