Sara's

Felt as a flop effort!

Om shanti oshana had a lot of wonderful moments,thought provoking and ultimately entertaining .This one has a shaky script,scenes appear dramatic and many cast seems misfit.

Sarah is a struggling associate director who wishes to become a director, she works hard for it and on the way she meets Jeevan who is an MBA graduate and had resigned his job in Bangalore and lives in her sister's apartment for the time being. Sarah and Jeevan find the connection between them because they do not want children, they gradually fall for one another and end up getting married. Their smooth navigation life soon encounters unhappy problems as something unforeseen happens.

It is a good movie and looks at life from the view of a woman. The problems that women face when it comes to their career and the struggle to balance their family life are portrayed in this film. Many people may not agree with the plot of the film, saying that it sends out the wrong message, but I don't find anything wrong with it. It's wonderful movie and has some meaningful message for the society.

It is a really good movie, Jude Antony (director) has done a great job here for presenting the judgements, social exclusions, ridiculous parent expectations and society and its beliefs when it comes to pregnancy and parenthood all in fun watching .Regardless of their gender, everyone should watch Sara's as it is not only informative but entertaining as well. Ignore the negative comments here (it's clear that problem is with them).

The movie sends a wrong message that motherhood and career are conflicting. It is one thing to respect a woman's right to chose abortion against motherhood, but another to glamorize it.

Thank God, the movie is neither inspiring nor noteworthy.

If your spend your time watching Sara's you won't be disappointed. Simple story but very much relevant. Jude Antony keeps giving us amazing movies to remember. Loved it.