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Mom Tane Nahi Samjay is a heartfelt Gujarati movie that dives deep into the ever-relevant theme of generational conflict and understanding. Directed by Dharmesh Mehta, this film beautifully portrays the nuances of relationships between mothers and their children.

The story revolves around the struggles of a modern child trying to navigate their dreams and ambitions while grappling with the expectations of a Gujarati mother. The narrative is simple yet touching.

Dear (2024) earns a 7 out of 10 as a sincere yet uneven romantic drama exploring the complexities of modern communication and emotional vulnerability. The central performances bring earnest charm, and the film's focus on heartfelt conversations and digital-age intimacy offers occasional poignancy. However, its pacing feels sluggish in parts, and some narrative threads-particularly side characters-remain underdeveloped. Dear works best for viewers seeking an intimate, low-key relationship story, even if it doesn't fully rise above its familiar romantic tropes.

Goodbye- A boat loader of feelings with splendid deeper emotions. It's a perfect family movie showing different customs, traditions, love, care, anger and bonding. Life is all about good, short, sweet small stories one will leave for others to cherish.

Rashmika justifies her role to the fullest along with her brothers.

Amitabh Bachchan just takes your breath away with soulful acting and emotes like a charm creating waterfalls to the audience.