lopsided view of relationships
The movie is good in parts only.
But why have the makers portrayed only women-centric sub-stories? Why only women are being shown at the receiving end in a relationship?
Are there no unhappy or dissatisfied men out there?
A more balanced approach would have been to include at least one relationship where the man is the one who needs validation.
The only sub-plot making proper sense is that of Aditya Roy Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan. Rest all are extremely lopsided and sometimes over the top too.
Was hoping to see the magic of 'Life in a Metro' being repeated, but, that movie was at another level.
This one is a one time watch.
But why have the makers portrayed only women-centric sub-stories? Why only women are being shown at the receiving end in a relationship?
Are there no unhappy or dissatisfied men out there?
A more balanced approach would have been to include at least one relationship where the man is the one who needs validation.
The only sub-plot making proper sense is that of Aditya Roy Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan. Rest all are extremely lopsided and sometimes over the top too.
Was hoping to see the magic of 'Life in a Metro' being repeated, but, that movie was at another level.
This one is a one time watch.
- gurmeettcp
- 7 jul 2025