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There are films you watch and forget. Tanvi The Great isn't one of them. It enters your heart slowly and stays. Shubhangi's performance is raw and real, easily one of the best debut performances in recent memory. Anupam Kher's direction is heartfelt, shining a light on autism with nuance. MM Keeravani delivers an unforgettable soundtrack.one this are really good movies And with a cast like Boman Irani, Pallavi Joshi, Karan Tacker, Jackie Shroff and others, every moment is anchored in emotion. This is storytelling with soul. The narrative is something new and touching. This movie is truly different, but no less.

A masterpiece from start to finish! This film combines a gripping narrative with breathtaking visuals and heartfelt performances. Every moment feels authentic and emotionally charged. The pacing is just right, and the ending leaves a lasting impact. It's a film that speaks to both the heart and the mind. Simply brilliant! An absolute cinematic gem! The direction is sharp, the screenplay is engaging, and the acting is top-notch. The movie balances emotion and drama beautifully, keeping the audience hooked from start to finish. It's a deeply human story that speaks to the soul. Highly recommended for increase film.

What sets Detective Sherdil apart from similar comedies is its commitment to character-based humor rather than relying solely on situational gags. Sherdil isn't just generically clumsy - his specific brand of incompetence stems from an earnest desire to emulate classic detective tropes he's clearly binge-watched. His attempts at dramatic "Eureka!" moments (which usually occur at completely inappropriate times) and his painstakingly maintained "detective journal" (filled with irrelevant observations about local snack vendors) create a surprisingly nuanced comic character whose failures feel organic rather than contrived.