Kuch Sapney Apne

" Kuch Sapney Apne " is more satisfying, sensible, authentic, articulate , sensitive, than the most movies currently being screened in the city.

Maintains a reasonable sense of feel good with a positive outlook .

Brilliant performances , good music score by Vishal Bharadwaj, and all coherently held together by good Writing and Direction.

Emotions are well balanced throughout the movie, and maybe on an odd occasion or two , go just slightly over the top , but that is hardly noticeable. For most part, one sails through the movie as smoothly as can be possible.

Never makes one squirm and want to run out .

Thanks for a nice experience 🙂

Kuch Sapney Apne (2024) is a breath of fresh air in the Indian film industry. Although this is a a queer centric film with a queer centric cast and crew, the core message and meaning remains about love, connection and relationships. Despite being a sequel, this film stands alone as a touching story centered around the life of Aman. The actors compelling performances will keep audiences hooked into its intricately woven story, with various plot lines blurring into each other. LGBTQ+ representation is sorely needed now more than ever and this film should be the opening discussion for closed minded people.

Rarely few sequels surpass their predecessors and Kuch Sapne Apne is one of those both in narrative and performances.

Mona ji, Wow - I would rather call her Vasudha. This is one performance that deserves nomination for every award this year! Kudos to the creative team for developing Vasudha's character so beautifully. You'll have a smile and also feel strength when she appears on screen.

There are moments that well you up, and the characters appear truly inclusive. This is everyone's story actually. Satvik as Karthik shines.

Thanks for bringing it to the big screen and looking forward for more!

I truly loved the film! It's both entertaining and thought-provoking, featuring a captivating storyline packed with surprising twists. The technical and artistic elements are exceptional, particularly Sagar Gupta's insightful and polished dialogues, Subhransu Das's stunning cinematography, and Ajay Kumar Balakrishnan's impressive sound mixing. The entire cast delivered remarkable performances, with Mona Ambegaonkar, Shishir Sharma, and Abhay Kulkarni standing out as a real highlight.

Such films are essential in today's world, as they can inspire positive change and reach a wide audience.

Overall, this is a film you need to see; it will stick with you!

Kuch Sapney Apne is really about dreams - personalized dreams! Dreams that people will understand, transform and accept other people who are different but not all that different either. Human beings live in a world of 'right' and 'wrong' and 'should' and 'should not be'. The judgement machine does not allow acceptance of what is different from the so-called 'norm'. The film is an entry point into the world of LGBTQIA+ for people not acquainted yet. Everything that the filmmakers want to say is there in the film . . . Made in the Indian popular entertainment genre with songs, foreign locations, drama, love and finally acceptance and importance of family. It is about who you could be rather than who you have become in a narrow-thinking rigid society, finding yourself however you are and having the courage to be with it and seeking acceptance!