Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan

The film which I saw last night at 12:00 AM was total mess Vikrant is such a good actor but why this time he had messed up Shanaya who was Sanjay Kapoor's daughter was doing overacting Vikrant acts little better in this film but BGM was fine but music was great by Vishal Mishra but unfortunately things had to go downwards there also a great view showing but those saved little bit and Comedy was such a weird feeling and that to the hero and the heroine close their eyes In the whole film This a Comedy Version of Kaabil film and not just that even the love story Comedy dialogues fells very uncomfortable not at all entertain by this crap!

Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan offers a visually rich experience with soulful music, but falters where it matters most - emotional depth and storytelling finesse. Despite Vikrant Massey's impressive performance and Shanaya Kapoor's promising debut, the film never quite comes together as the emotionally stirring experience it wants to be.

Unfortunately, the screenplay becomes its biggest weakness. While the first half remains decent and watchable, the second half feels confusing and needlessly stretched. The cinematography is undeniably beautiful. Dialogues are generally well-written, often poetic, and resonate in quiet, reflective scenes.

Vikrant Massey, as expected, delivers a compelling performance. He grounds the film emotionally, even when the writing doesn't give him much to work with. Shanaya Kapoor makes a fair debut and there's an innocence and sincerity in her presence that holds promise. While the role doesn't challenge her much, she manages to leave an impression. Zain Khan Durrani and Saanand Verma were decent.

Direction 2.5/5 Acting 3/5 Dialogues 3/5 Story 2/5 Screenplay 2/5.

Starting was so great, at all time it seemed everything perfect Vikrant's acting, Shanaya's emotions and the script the train journey which all of us imagines. After the interval, that after 3 years part it was hard to connect suddenly from that beautiful love journey. Seems like writer wasn't paid for after the interval script. It is a beautiful movie definetly that's why I've rated 8, but it deserved 10. No matter how it performed the box office, I rarely like movies even the so called blockbuster one's seems dull and unnecessary. But this is definitely a beautiful movie to watch, but hard to connect in the ending. So all could I say acting was fabulous, the ending script is also good, but it must match or be more than the beauty of the start.

Anwar Says: Bollywood has almost stopped making love stories, which would put you on joy and tears simultaneously. Santosh Singh has made a genuine attempt by adapting Ruskin Bond's story'The eyes have it'. The storyline has nothing new , but the performance makes it watchable.

The first one hour in train journey and at Mussoorie were filmed beautifully and the cinematography is class. Vikrant Massey has already established himself as an actor to reckon with and the blind musician he played is superb. I am highly impressed by Shanaya Kapur, she looks so matured and pretty and always in the character. Zain Khan Durrani also impresses. Dialogues are crispy and delivered with ease. Music of Vishal Mishra is humming and the movie is special for me because of the lyricist Kaushal Kishore from Dhaka, East Champaran, who is like nephew to me.

What's missing is the shock in a love story, like Andhadhun, which makes a film memorable. In my opinion, Hindi audiences accept and remember sacrifice and sad ending in a Love Story. Watch it for Massey and Shanaya.

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This film showed the importance of falling in love with character and personality over appearance and status. Throughout, the music was a powerful element that expressed the true emotion and reflection of the characters. At about the half way point, the store became too complex and involved too many characters which created excessive tension. Ultimately, the film as a whole was genuine story that provided deep meaning. Although there could have been further character development in the middle of the film, the conclusion appropriately tied the story together in a heart felt manner that gave a true expression of the story the director was attempting to portray.