Ghich Pich

It is a brilliant movie in all respects....

The intersecting story-lines around three protagonists are very well written and relatable. The film portrays inter generational dynamics and how the power play impacts lives of adolescents. An issue that has always been close to my heart.

Every scene is tightly scripted and very well executed. While all the actors have done a superb job, the three protagonists are excellent. Shifting of scenes is rhythmic...loved the way it's been edited.

The film was great fun to watch, it was a gripping watch. Every moment of it. It was full of twists and turns between emotionally heavy scenes and lighthearted spontaneous humor. .

What's more it was true real and hence believable. Every moment of it. It felt like I was living every moment of the film.

It's a must watch! It's award worthy! For me, it's a rare re- watch!

It was a wonderful movie with unique concept which bonds with the viewers. Subtle messages of the movie were conveyed in layman language and according to the lifestyle of public. Even it took few years in making, the idea remained fresh. As the director for the first time of the movie, the conceptualization and visualization speaks of the geniusness on his part.with all shades of emotions- concern, love, authority, conflict and rebellion. The seamless blend of humor, emotions and struggle makes it an engaging watch for the audience.

As far as the performance of the actors is concerned, I found each one well fitted to their assigned roles, bringing authenticity.

Overall, I found ' Ghich-Pich' a well-executed and a fascinating movie (as its name is).

I recommend it as a 'must-watch'.

I watched Ghich Pich at CIFF 2025, going in with no expectations, and I was completely surprised. The film feels very personal, like the filmmaker has poured their heart into it. The direction and writing are both strong, with a clear vision and thoughtful storytelling that draws you in.

One of the strongest aspects of the film is the acting. The performances are fantastic. The veteran actors are amazing and even the three protagonists are excellent. Aryan Singh Rana, who's a debutant, really impresses. His eyes say so much without needing words, and his performance is full of depth.

Even though it's a small budget film, Ghich Pich proves that good stories don't need big budgets. Films like these find their strength in the audience, and I truly hope people show up when it releases on August 8th. It deserves to be seen.

We in India are deprived genuine, mid-budget, personal stories which are made with a lot of heart. Udaan, Aankhon Dekhi, Monsoon Wedding are some examples. Ghich Pich joins this list - even if at the bottom, it still joins it - which is a commendable feat as debut film.

The writing feels real, everyday - this is how people talk in Chandigarh. There is no dialog-baazi but some lines touch one's heart.

The acting is what stands out - you feel for the 3 young protagonists - the lack of control over the lives that every 17 year old feels.

May a lot of people watch this film and somewhere resolve their daddy issues!

When I watched Udaan, I never thought any other movie could be as the same level as it . Then Ankur Singla, changes it. He mamaged to maintain a similar vibe but surprises us with every new plot .The character of 2001 Chandigarh itself makes us tike travel bacl and feel the place through the movie evwn if you never did.

I don't know why movies as good as these go with empty halls.