Jaadugar

Must watch. This movie is like a song - beautiful and emotion-evoking. I cried at least 2 times while watching the movie. (Maybe more to do with my residual emotions than the movie itself 😂)

Biswapati Sarkar's writing is simply brilliant (fun fact : spotted Biswapati Sarkar in one of the scenes haha).

Everyone's acting in the movie was brilliant. Especially Manoj Joshi.

What I loved about this movie was the fact that it picks up a very relatable person as the protagonist in Jeetu bhaiya. The character is as immature as it can get. This character doesn't understand true meaning of love or magic. The character has good intentions and in his own words "I'm not a bad person". He is taken on a journey where he is taught both love and magic.

The immaturity of this character exists in most of us and people around us. The movie reminds what it means to love someone in most simple way possible. We forget that love is an active choice. We forget that love is difficult. We forget that its not as easy as saying "I love you" or giving gifts on birthday. We forget that love is effort but the rewards of love are beautiful.

This movie also highlights grief and how different people deal with grief.

There were parts of this movie which I didn't like.

1/ Obviously, it gets unrealistic and dramatic at times but its a "love"ly movie. The parts, which to me were unrealistic were how the protagonist changes so easily. I think people don't change so easy without failing hard or trauma. The magic was unrealistic too. So was the unbelievable team playing football.

2/ The movie closes the loop on main love story and the heroine's father. It doesn't close a few loops properly like the protagonist's relationship with his chacha (which I think could have gotten a better closure), the guy with the hand issue etc. Would have loved to see few more loops closing.

Thanks to the cast and everyone. Very fresh and family movie. Very happy to watch it. Loved it. Thanks Jitendra sir. Very very lovely movie. Javed Jafri . Thank u all.

Rare occasion when Netflix gets it right.

Simple storyline but tugs the right strings of our heart. Apt casting and special mention for the actor who played Lalli, wish to see more of him.

I could have given it more than 10 if possible. So beautiful and so heart touching movie I have seen in years. The first half may be slow but give it sometime and you will have the biggest smile in the end.

TVF you have come a long way. I got slightly interested to explore the cast, story-line, director, writer etc just because of the poster. Jeetu was in it, and he really is a fine actor. And knowing that it is written by Biswapati Sarkar and directed by Sameer Saxena, produced by Amit Golani...I had to watch it. And I did not regret a single moment.

In the beginning I felt that it started with a typical web-series setting but slowly it turned into a feature film. The story line is simple, clear and knowable but the film is not about the story but the decision ( I will not reveal much about it here).

Biswapati is as usual excellent in writing the script, the way he wrote Pitchers. The story gets matured as you watch and realise that it is indeed interesting. The direction is balanced and exports each and every character so that it gets enhanced. However, two actors I personally felt were miscast : Javed Jaffri and Manoj Joshi...but in all there was a good setting of the film. Rest of the cast I think is a perfect fit.

The film holds laughter, emotions, and character's position in tough as well as easy times, simply telling us what to do as an individual.

Sameer Saxena has done a great job with direction, the cast is simply amazing and the combo: Sala-Jijaji Ikraar-Deepa Doshi-Nema

is simply amazing.

It is a must watch light-comedy film and shall make your day. I give 8/10 for this movie.