Ribbon

Kalki - Though she is already one of my favourites, but I used to think that she can only do justice with a character that is outgoing, modern, free-spirited, carefree, super energetic, youthful and somewhat irresponsible but this movie, to a happy surprise, broke that myth in my head. Her character in this movie is an ambitious woman but at the same time is a loving mother who cares a lot about her family and is trying hard to balance the responsibilities of a mother, a wife, a daughter and her career. Kalki perfectly fitted in the character.

Sumeet - I've always seen him in supporting roles and all I could see was that, he is not a bad actor but in this movie he had one of the two lead roles and he was brilliant in his performance! After this movie, he is a new name added in my list of good actors.

A good low budget gem. Has a documentary feel to it, while intimately looking at a couple's life. You feel you are living with them and that's some achievement. Kalki is a good actress and does her part well but seemed miscast because of her ethnicity for a film that's so close to being real. I did not get why the title is Ribbon though.

Loved the performances by the lead pair , kalki has always been one of my favorites her natural acting is what I love , story was good as well .

Watch #Ribbon if u r deciding on getting hitched. Definitely watch #Ribbon if u plan to have a baby. Koechlin is terrific as the career-conscious mother. She is very believable. Her office scenes r very natural n relatable. Vyas lends very good support as her caring husband. Director Sandilya has narrated a sensitive n sensible story. Looks like she has taken her job very seriously. Full marks to her. The tough n ruthless corporate world has been very well depicted. Rating 4/5.

This movie is a reality check - deals with all major issues in a married life. A newly married couple find out that you need more ingredients than just love to fuel a marriage. And their relationship starts falling apart by the burden of their work and parenthood. The writing is not superb( ending could have been better ) but it's cruel and real and it's almost impossible for anyone to not relate. It's more from the perspective of the mother and how difficult it is for a working lady to handle a baby while working and all that she has to face at the workplace. So a must watch for girls.

Sumeet Vyas and Kalki Koechlin have done tremendous work and it's good watch( if you are ready to face the reality).