Gajab Thai Gayo!

Superb. Interesting Movie. Awesome Stroies.

It's gujarati movie with message. Must watch this movie for student nad parents.

Direction is superb. Nice concept.

First ever Gujarati sci-fi film which shows time travel & teleporting and enhancing the level of vernacular medium school. Malhar thakar, Pooja Jhaveri and the all kids did so well.

Two songs are amazing and foot tapping, story screenplay and Dialogues are very well written, particularly the climax sequences.

Visually stunning. Locations are perfectly found by production team. Never heard background score in Gujarati film.

It's must watch film for all age,

Had gone with my kids and was so happy to see them cheer from their seats. Even we loved the film. The importance of knowledge and the mother tongue is so very well portrayed. Kudos to the entire cast and crew.

Sameer lodaya

Very good attempt by the makers here

A brand new concept for Gujarati film industry and we have to appreciate this with a huge word..the sc-fi idea was marvellous and they tried very hard to conclude it..unlike typical Gujarati movie this was not very lengthy no loose humour and emotions..the importance of mother and rural language was well defined..vfx was cultured

Malhars prosthetics were perfect and made him look perfect to his character he carried his role very well ...makers have smartly put puja in every frame to make the film glamorous as she looked also very beautiful..

A little more logical and maturity was expected but Iam sure it will be seen in other Gujarati movies

A family entertainer specifically kids.

Music by Parth Bharat Thakkar is in consonance with the movie. Two songs are excellently written. Cinematography by Suraj Kurade creates the right textures and uses tricks of the trade to create special effects, to prepare for the VFX, effectively rendered by Chirag Mody, Rahul Rajput and Viral Thakkar. Film editing by Nirav Panchal seemed a bit too loose for me because the Première show started a full 45 minutes late and there was a 30-minute interval. After the show was over, another 12 minutes were spent in introducing the team. All this added up to 3 hours and 30 minutes, for a 8.45 pm show, and it was around 00.30 am when we came out., whereas the running time is only 2 hours and 11 minutes. Now, could Panchal have kept it to less than 131 minutes? How could he, with so many tracks and directions that the film took? Within the sequences, the cuts are sharp.

Gujarati film audiences might find it worth their while to watch the film, which has several sub-texts running under the multi-level narrative, that packs a few interesting surprises.