abhisheknirbhavane

I watched this movie recently, and to be honest, it was a big disappointment. The story was just okay-not great, but not the worst either. However, everything else in the movie was really bad. The direction felt weak, and it seemed like the director didn't know what they were trying to show. The scenes didn't flow well, and the editing made it even worse. It looked like everything was rushed or done without much care.

The songs were the most annoying part for me. They were loud, unnecessary, and didn't match the mood of the movie at all. I tried to stay patient, but after the interval, I just couldn't take it anymore. I left the theater in the middle of the movie. That's how bad it was. The acting was also poor. Most of the actors looked like they weren't interested in their roles. The only one who did a decent job was Baba-he was the only one who looked serious about acting.

Overall, this movie was a waste of time and money. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Even if someone offers you a free ticket, don't bother watching it. If you have even a little bit of common sense or taste, you'll skip it. It was honestly one of the worst movie experiences I've ever had.

This movie is an absolute must-watch! With a beautifully written story and brilliant performances, it keeps you fully engaged from beginning to end. Every actor delivers with sincerity and depth, making the characters feel incredibly real and relatable. The emotions are portrayed so naturally that you truly connect with the journey. The director deserves praise for choosing such a meaningful and relevant subject, handling it with great sensitivity, insight, and care. It's the kind of film that not only entertains but also leaves a strong emotional impact and makes you reflect on important issues. Perfect for watching with friends and family, it encourages thoughtful conversations and shared moments. A wonderfully crafted film that lingers in your heart and mind long after the credits roll. Don't miss this cinematic gem!