Bajre Da Sitta

In love with this movie. Legendary Music, the best I've heard in any film. The story and performances are top notch. Don't know why this film is being review-bombed here. It's a must watch, the best of 2022.

A masterful tale with powerful cast members that recapture historic expectations and cultural hurdles to provide an insight into yesteryear.

A beautiful arthouse cinematic experience that delivers a slice of history from punjab and the barriers that had to be crossed for women to be allowed a freedom of expression. This is to Indian music what rhw suffragettes were to the female vote! Hats off!.

Star studded cast from days gone by and a modern era of acting. A musical like no other. This traverses modernism in punjab and historic relevance.

The music in its simplicity paves the way for future sounds.....

Movie with lots of heart warming songs but with a average storyline and left the acting remains fantabulous. This movie could be better if the story writer and director puts vision into the story line because the movie length is 1hr 59mins including credits in which 8 songs taking place inside the movie songs are upto the mark but story should also be considered with some extra twists nd turns so that it might become interesting.......honestly saying this seems to be the movie less music album more......Rating 6/10 5 stars for songs nd 1 star for Ammy Tanya that little bit chemistry thts all👍

Not a love story movie. Two girls struggling to sing. Movie has many songs since it is a music movie but all the songs are really sweet, soft, and well sung.all are period songs. Story line is really engaging and keeps audiance intact till the end. Loved the casting. Specially roop's Father's acting. Very well performed and directed. Ammy virk does not have much role but that was the requirement of the movie which is acceptable.

This is definitely an honest story, well made even & with several good songs. The performances too are commendable. Two sisters good at singing infact excellent in singing are trapped in a household who are opposed to them singing, for the sake of the honour of the family which again is dictated by the patriarchal male figure. Sure, the story is set in that era & the first half perfectly captures it. The sisters are allowed to sing anonymously but their popularity will lead to their names & photos being revealed which in turn pushes them further into the cage.

It is the second half which needed better writing atleast in the final act. It is here they resort to resolving the conflict easily by having a sub-plot involving a bed ridden child who exists solely to direct the plot to it's end. The plight of the sisters, especially Roop after her marriage simply was too much to be overcome by a miracle. Anyways, the performances are good enough followed by the soothing songs to make it at best a decent one time watch. I wish the second half had atleast tried matching the first half and it could have been a far better film, which it deserved to be.