aniabhi

The movie is really strange. Yes, it can be entertaining due to natural acting. But is that it? It makes mockery of marriage as if live in relationships are great. Two of the three main characters were confused and untrustworthy, They were promoting drinking and smoking and doubt---what love????? no idea of going through pain, bearing some pain....nothing.....the main characters were so selfish they played with another woman's life. Chopra's character is very selfish. Rajput Singh's character is selfish and stupid in the beginning but does fall in love. But not enough to go through any pain....such sad characters---nothing to look up to. no one would want children, siblings, friends, or spouse like these. Sad depiction of youth. No achievement in always taking care of yourself. it is when we care for others that we are capable of showing we can love.

And people in India have real families, they have to cut down on guests --an average wedding can have over 500 guests, we do not need to buy guests. Most of the guests are known to the family for a very long time. Stupid film. We should be allowed to give a zero grade. Something less than a 1, or even negative. -10 for the movie.

The movie is a welcome change from the XXXX substandard story and direction that one gets to see from Bollywood. Other than being for, and about children, the movie has an engaging plot that engages audiences across age groups. Devoid of any flashy Bollywood dancing that is bound to bring any movie down, the movie has some hummable numbers. As in most of Gupte's films, he has a cameo. Interestingly, one important aspect of the movie is that it does not shy away from using subtitles at places, brings in diversity of various accents, and for a change shows some scenes from a Hindu festival, Ganesh Chaturthi!! Take your kids there. We said, 'one of the rare movies where were not holding our hearts in our mouth, with the fear of what might our children might be exposed to in the movie'. The movie is truly clean, unlike many Disney funded movies where romance is often central to the plot. Here we get to enter the psyche of a young child. A real delight!! Thank you Shriman Amol Gupte!!

Its hard to understand Punjabi for those who have been away from it for a while. But this movie makes you want to learn again, because how beautifully it uses the language. The main star of the movie is the script.

And next of course is the director---and even though at number three, the chemistry of main stars, their excellent comic timing, and natural dialogue delivery adds to the charm of the film.

This film will be remembered for ages to come, simply for its witty dialogue that are true to the language--Punjabi and take the viewers on a ride filled with laughter