Aate di chidi

"Aate Di Chidi" stands out for delivering a powerful message. While it has some flaws, especially in the early parts, the movie steadily gains momentum as the story unfolds. By the time you reach the heart of it, the message shines through with great impact. It's rare to come across a Punjabi film that conveys such a profound lesson, not only for Punjabis but also for Indians and young audiences alike.

What makes it even better is that the film does not paint any country or region in a negative light. Canada, Bihar, and Biharis are all portrayed with respect and realism. Everything is handled with a positive outlook, making the film feel genuine and relatable.

While some technical aspects may not be perfect, if you focus on the essence of the story, you're in for an enjoyable experience. Don't let the negative reviews sway you-this is a film worth watching for everyone!

Really a nice movie. Nice acting by everyone.. It shows the reality..

The movie was a bit slow, but I liked the overall message. It took a really really really long time to get to the point. But I love the message of preserving culture and taking responsibility.

Don't waste your time on this movie. No sense of direction and no coordination. Hero of the movie has acted beyond ridicule, he does absolutely nothing apart saying some poorly written dialogues. I don't know they can show any connection between Husband and Wife. The sole saviour for the movie is Neeru Bajwa who tries to make sense of it all. Recommend you to save your time for something else

BN sharma made it worst. His acting is not even close to what real acting is like. His character even didn't made sense, but was stupidly portrayed too. I don't hate him but he doesn't know how to act.