Guilty

This movie has such a powerful message and it discusses such an important issue in India and around the world. The ending of this movie is one of the most powerful endings that I have ever seen. I definitely recommend.

It's a good movie and captures different attitudes and aspects of college and society in relation to respecting women.

Indian movies has basically two stories, like writing an essay, an introduction part and then conclusion part, which is the movie post-interval, unlike hollywood or movies on streaming platforms. It's quite tough for Indian filmmakers to adapt this change.

Here Ruchi Narain, failed to keep the audience engaged throughout. Mid-movie, it all starting to seem like a dragged plain narrative,and she just escalated it with a 'twist' for which the audience is not prepared at all because of the slow pace of the movie.

With all the interrogation scenes in the 'first half' of the film, it looked like there is too much in it to get revealed but Alas!!. All the permutations and combination were cleared already in the first half itself.

This movie tried very hard to be 'Article 375' with the plot similar to 'Judgemental hai kya?' but failed miserably. The only couple of good thing about this movie atr the performances and cinematography. If you're really craving for something refreshing you can pick other titles from the Netflix else this is just one time watch.

No idea why so much hate and negative reviews for the movie. It was gripping to watch. The characters were interesting and the story obviously the MeToo story delivered in a powerful way that confuses you at times who to root for at different points in the movie. Better than other Karan Johar movies for sure.

This film would have been a great one if they actually went full on with what it was doing but sadly we just get a shallow film that feels like it was only made for people in Bollywood and literally no one else on Earth. And Kiara Advani was fine. But you realize how lucky Kanika was to have worked with seasoned actors like Kangana & Taapsee in the past to cover up her writing lapses, here it becomes more apparent how ordinary it becomes after a while.