Jee Ve Sohneya Jee

Came back watching the movie, And I must say, after a longest time I've watched a movie that is truly so touching, innocent, heart warming and positive in nature! Not a moment passed by where there wasn't a smile on my face. People in the theatre were giggling, aww-ing and just having so much of warmth throughout. I'm so glad that in the last 2 hours I lived in the world of Ali Pervaiz (and ofcourse Meher).

Anyways, Ali (i.e. Imran Abbas you truly are an adorable character)!

• Forever favourite!

Being a non punjabi i enjoyed so much so am sure its the sweetest delight for the punjabi audiences in UK.

I'm short of words to appreciate this piece of art.

This is just not a movie but a roller coaster ride of emotions for the viewers to watch.

The unpredictable story twists & the climax just adds onto the cinematic experience.

Direction, cinematography, dialogues, story, comedy, acting, casting - everything about this movie is so very well aligned & is just too good 👍 This cross border love story really touched my heart & gives out such a beautiful message.

All the actors have given their best.

Imran & Simi, you'll couldn't have given a better gift than this to your viewers. Thank you so much 💓

It sounds like you've watched a movie that left you feeling disappointed with its ending. It can be frustrating when a story doesn't conclude in a satisfying way, especially when it veers towards a sad or tragic direction unexpectedly. It seems like you're suggesting that the movie could have provided closure or at least some form of resolution, perhaps by letting the main character know about the fate of the person they were searching for, or by hinting at a potential continuation in a second part.

Movies can evoke a range of emotions, and it's understandable to feel let down when a story doesn't match your expectations.

At the end they should let her know about him anyway......

Need Part 2.

The movie was akin to a delicious dessert that, surprisingly, leaves a bitter aftertaste. The final credits rolled to reveal "A movie by THAPPAR", which added an intriguing layer to the overall experience. I particularly enjoyed the performance by Saabi; their portrayal was absolutely hilarious, providing a perfect balance to the film's more serious undertones. Despite the jarring ending, the movie's clever script and dynamic character interactions made it a memorable watch. The contrast between the lighthearted moments and the poignant conclusion made it a compelling narrative. I recommend it.

Super awesome...must watch film... Super refreshing to watch Imran Abbas in a new avatar n character...so different from the usual recent characters played by him ...and Simi is anyways doing amazing work everytime .. Great story concept as well...a very sensitive issue specially for those belonging to either parts of Punjab. Acting, music, storyline all are superb..a great watch overall.. Good family content... one of the best movies of Punjabi Film Industry thsi year..only sad part is it didnt get much screens in Delhi.

Punjabis not only reside in west and north delhi but south Delhi as well.