Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan

"Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan" completely won my heart. Vikrant Massey was an absolute beast in this film - intense, powerful, and full of emotion. Every time he was on screen, he owned it. Shanaya Kapoor, on the other hand, was pure beauty - soft, charming, and full of grace. Together, they made a perfect pair. The story felt real, the emotions hit deep, and their chemistry was amazing. It truly felt like watching Beauty and the Beast - a mix of strength and softness, pain and love. I didn't want it to end. For me, this movie is a solid 10 out of 10!"

If there was ever a film that understood the language of longing, it's this one. Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan is a soft melody, not a loud anthem. Vikrant Massey delivers a beautifully controlled performance-he's restrained but never distant. Shanaya Kapoor's portrayal is grounded, honest, and emotionally sincere. The film never tries too hard, and that's what makes it effective. It lets the audience come closer slowly, peeling back layers of emotion with patience and care. This is slow-burn storytelling done right. It lets the audience come closer slowly, peeling back layers of emotion with patience and care. This is slow-burn storytelling done right.

This film doesn't scream to be noticed-it gently pulls you in. From its delicate cinematography to its emotionally grounded storytelling, AankhonKiGustaakhiyan is a breath of fresh air in a space full of noise. Vikrant Massey shines yet again with his ability to express deep conflict through subtle gestures. Shanaya Kapoor genuinely impresses with her poise and sensitivity. Together, they bring a quiet magic that makes the viewer feel seen and understood. It's a film that resonates through its stillness. Shanaya Kapoor genuinely impresses with her poise and sensitivity. Together, they bring a quiet magic that makes the viewer feel seen and understood. It's a film that resonates through its stillness.

I think everyone is really curious as to how Shanaya Kapoor's acting was in her debut film. Surprisingly, it was not as bad as most debuts. That could be because her character is an unconventional role for many new actresses and their debut roles.

With that said, the story is also different and unconventional and while it could be seen as refreshing in a good way, the script writing let it down. The script did not create a story that allowed the flow and depth to be as strong as it could be. There are a few confusing parts; like why would a character want this? Why did they do the things they did? Some of the dialogue in the second half with the conflict could've been better too. And the build up of the romance could've also been stronger with a better script.

The cinematography, production, and songs lived up to a Bollywood movie. It was beautifully shot, and choosing a location like Mussorie helped the aesthetic of this romantic story.

Great story and direction. The locations were great and it improved the watching experience. But the female lead actor needed to improve on her acting. Should have picked a different female lead actor. This Indian movie industry is turning out to be a family industry as lot of nepo kids are being hired without giving any chance to outsiders.