Raksha Bandhan

Celebrating Raksha Bandhan alongside my sister while watching "Raksha Bandhan" was a cherished moment. It brought immense joy as our family came together for this outing. Despite areas that could have been improved, the film managed to salvage itself through commendable acting, particularly Akshay Kumar's sincere portrayal.

The movie's vibes reminded me of "Zero," which was a tad frustrating. The film's weak dialogues and occasional lack of coherence were balanced by strong performances. Akshay Kumar's authenticity stood out, while the female leads, though attempting fervently, fell short of making a lasting impact. Despite its flaws, we found delight in many heartwarming scenes. I'd rate it 7.5 out of 10, and perhaps a 7 if not for the sisterly company that enhanced the experience.

As Raksha Bandhan brings joy to our lives, may your life be filled with lots of smiles and happiness.

3 stars is only for the respect i have for Akshay sir only. Despite being called to boycott just because of Kanika dhillon with respect on Akshay sir I have watched this .Keep family drama aside some scenes will literally make you feel what hell is happening in the movie, even sentimental scenes were like really comedy, Akshay sir pls don't loose your trademark audience still love you and respect your work but please consider doing one blockbuster a year rather than multiple flops. We will watch that one blockbuster over and over all the year please....

The movie gives you total goosebumps, you are left speechless and in tears after finishing it and leaving your theatre seats. Must watch for all................................................

What I loved the most about the film is the beautiful balance it brings in terms of emotions.

It's loaded with humour in the first half and there are some genuinely funny and heart-warming scenes including constant nudging from the sisters, teasing their only brother, Sapna desperate attempts to lure Lala and so on. Cut to post interval, and the emotional arc of characters, as well as the storyline leaves you immersed, and gets you teary-eyed more often you'd expect.

The movie is based in modern day chandni chowk and talk about a social ill dowry. It's a feel good movie with a balance of emotion and humour to it. Film has its own negatives like poor climax, less screen time to other actors etc etc. But overall its a good watch if you want to watch a movie with your family. Don't listen to any of these negative reviews they are just salty because the other film which is clashing with this movie.