Khandaani Shafakhana

Its just a 2 hours of torture. Director producer must compensate for the mental torture.

Movie has overdose of Overcting. Story is not good.

It tries hard to become funny but jokes and punchlines go for toss

I saw people leaving hall before movie ended.

Its one of the worst movies I saw in last 10 uears.

Avoid if you care for your health.

Sonakshi is gone actress.

Though the movie highlights one of the important issues of society, it is not properly executed. Lack of emotions and it is difficult for the audience to connect with the movie.

A weak comedy about a woman who manages a sex clinic.

the clinic in which sonakshi practices libido-boosting solutions.

Movie is all about the idea that Indians really need to change their attitudes towards sex education.

There isn't enough humour & A Slow-paced film.

Sonakshi is now queen of flop films.., and Badshaah dsnt know acting at all. He should be jailed for his so-called acting in this movie.

A theme which in the hands of a capable director could have done well. But a poor script along with uneven performances make this venture unwatchable. Poor jokes and the excruciatingly slow pace just adds on to the mental torture.

Totally boring and totally 💩💩💩💩 movie... Save your money and save your time..

Khandaani Shafakhana (Family-Owned Sex Clinic) aspires to convey a good message (that of sex education to the masses (interior India)) but fails to do so because of its uninspiring screenplay, crass jokes (mainly by Varun Sharma), and a snail-paced narrative that takes the formulaic approach of a good-intentioned woman (Sonakshi Sinha) being assumed evil by the society for being 'obscene'. For anyone who has been closely following Bollywood, this social dramedy will be reminiscent of other films in recent times chafing the same topic and it is just amazing how much you can predict what's going to happen with the same prejudiced family members, the good Samaritan protagonist, his well-wishing stranger-turned-friend, and the evil corporations. Even Sinha acts like the way she has been acting since after her Dabangg (2010) days. There's no novelty in Khaandaani Shafakhana save for its catchy name, and with that preachy undertone and mocking courtroom sequence at the end, it just adds to it being just below average. The content is good but just falls short of being handled with finesse and imagination. Badshah should probably stick to rapping. TN.