For Here or to Go?

The movie provides a fantastic peek into the struggles of legal immigrants, as they navigate the complicated immigration process in the US! The script is very thoughtful, and the movie handles a highly complicated topic quite sensitively. The performances are excellent as well! Highly recommended!

Life of an immigrant is hard but staying connected to your culture makes it a little easy. You get used everywhere and the worst part is that you let them use you.

The movie says it good " immigrants are modern bandhua majdoors.

"For Here or To Go" tells the story of talented and hard-working Indian immigrants in the US, who are struggling to make a life for themselves in a new country. It's a raw, emotional and honest portrayal of the struggles faced by people who leave their homes in search of a better life.

The film is a tribute to the bravery and determination of immigrants who are willing to leave their homes and families behind in order to build a better future.

The performances are top-notch, and the writing is sharp and insightful. It's a film that will make you laugh, cry, and everything in between. I highly recommend "For Here or To Go" to anyone who is looking for a meaningful and thought-provoking film. It's a film that celebrates the resilience of immigrants.

Excellent take on the retarded US immigration policy which was never attempted before. Serious topic tackled well in a fun & entertaining way. Every immigrant will relate to this movie in some capacity. The characters grows on you as the movie progresses.Each character is different from the other in terms skills, aspirations & life priorities yet ends up facing similar troubles due to the silly immigration policy. Ali Zafar as Vivek Pandit is a very honest and a bright chap.His camaraderie with Omi & Amitosh is quite refreshing. Rajit Kapur fits really well in the role of an entrepreneur.The chemistry between Vivek and his girlfriend Shveta is breathtaking.Overall a sure shot winner & a must watch.

Very nice movie with a great screenplay. Truly depicts the scenarios of Indians in america. Loved the movie.