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Akshay Khanna, Priya Kansara, Shona Babayemi, Nimra Bucha, Ritu Arya, Seraphina Beh-Moore, and Ella Bruccoleri in Polite Society (2023)

Review by TreeFiddy53

Polite Society

7/10

Enjoyed it!

After having watched the trailer a loooooooong time ago, now that it's on streaming, I finally got around to watching this very entertaining, slightly over-the-top, action-comedy.

Ria Khan (younger sister) wants to be a stuntwoman in an ethnic household in Britain and thinks her elder sister's wedding is being rushed, therefore is sus.

This film is the perfect kind of crazy and quirky for a lazy background content that I actually enjoyed (stopped grading papers and paid attention) more than I thought I would; didn't think this was for me, but I didn't mind it at all.

Even if you can't relate to the angsty-teenager or to the sisterly chemistry in the film, (you can perhaps relate to the cultural upbringing and the pressures that come along with it) it's still fun and surely worth a one-time watch. I'd surely watch it again with someone who's not watched it and I think I'll still enjoy it.
  • TreeFiddy53
  • Sep 17, 2023

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