Gantumoote

Such a realistic one... There is nothing exaggerated or fantasized in it..also its journey through the perceptions of Meera is much admirable.. She has carried the character very sincerely that at times we felt the same pain she had. Meera's baggage is full of experiences and experiments. It is filled with the sweet and sour phases of life. The smile remaining on her face at the last sequence reveals her sateity of having experienced many aspects of life and also the confidence she gained through her difficulties.. Also Madhu and Meera's chemistry is very well portrayed in the movie without any non realistic sequences. When they talk about Meera's friends fear on early marriage, the harassment Meera had to face from Prajwal for not accepting its proposal and the way she overcomes all the obstructions in her life establish a obvious politics of the film too.. Its sure that the makers have put a great courage and effort to create such a beautiful one. The shots still remain in thoughts..

A highly relateable film with occasional laughter. Gantumoote did not bore me for a single second. This certainly will be one of the 10 films between 2010 and 2020 I would recommend to my friends.

What I liked: 1. Female protagonist character who does not rely on oh-I-am-such-a-victim or radical feminist values. 2. Female protagonist who is not a female version of a regular male protagonist. (We have seen the latter happening). 3. Strong and mature character of Meera, in which strength and maturity are not defined by conventional standards. 4. The film isn't afraid to talk about child marriages in certain homes (you will know why I said it the way I said it, after watching the film. I don't have the the kind of balls the film has). 5. Nothing is on-your-face. 6. Attention to detail. Small things like having white number plate instead of yellow for public transport vehicles, and hiding 'BBMP' with trash props on a wall where 'By order - BBMP' was written, mattered. I would have liked it even better if BTS buses were shown instead of BMTC. 7. Meera's father gets way less dialogues than her mother, despite having similar screen time, quite like urban uncles of 90s. 8. Director's cameo. 9. The school has a cool teacher who makes total sense, again relateable.

Watch it before it goes out of theatres

Not a lot of movies are out there nowadays that have the effect on you the way gantumoote has had... It's truly a remarkable piece of work that will take you back to your school years and make you relive all those sweet... sweet moments... And I really want to thank the makers and everyone else involved in the making of this masterpiece... Everything about the movie right from start to finish is a heartfelt experience and the characters and the story resonates with you long after you leave the cinema hall... All the actors, the dialogue, the screenplay, cinematography are nothing short of excellence... The background score particularly stands out and shines through and through... I don't want to say anything more because I'm afraid I might give away some spoilers... Kudos to the entire team that have given it their all. On a personal note, I am truly honoured to have one of the key actors in this movie as a dear friend... Watching her on screen has brought a great sense of pride and joy in me... I would urge all of you to not miss this movie as the kind of nostalgia it creates is unheard of..#gantumoote

This film doles out an intense high school love story set in the 90s of Bengaluru. It narrates the life experiences of a teenage girl who initially thinks about the world around her to be just like what she saw in the movies, only to later come to terms with the actual world.

The film has a natural & realistic charm fused into it. It beautifully unravels the harassment, pressure of education, competition for marks, childhood traumas, teenage romance etc; through the eyes of a woman. The subtlety and the fineness in the fluid story of this film is simply outstanding. You can relive your school days through this film.

This film is especially for those people who like to savour each and every moment slowly, as and when it comes. The screenplay is magical and takes its own time to unwind the viewer's subconscious mind. The cinematography is flawless with each and every moment of the nostalgic 90s captured in detail. The background score and music is also gratifying, with perfect usage of silence at appropriate places.

The entire cast of the film deserves an applause for their heart touching and realistic performance. Prakash Belawadi's daughter Teju Belawadi has given a spectacular performance as the female protagonist. Her graceful emotions will steal your heart. Nischith Korodi has given an equally satisfying performance with his genuine display of emotions.

Overall, this film is a true gem and stands amongst some of the finest timeless love stories in Indian cinema. If you're a true art film connoisseur, then you shouldn't miss this!

This move has taken sandalwood industry to a next level, it's really a feather in the cap..the actors seems to have given their best..strong and connective story! I would suggest all movie lovers to watch this movie..and thanks for the whole movie team for their efforts to create a masterpiece movie..