Uda Aida

I wish if we get to see more movies like this. No doubt many people don't value their own culture and languages and feel that learning English and following western culture make them high class and literate. If one knows how to speak their own language but not English then they are illiterate. Yes, I agree that speaking English is important but knowing our own culture and languages are more important. Amazing movie!!

I'd rather watch paint dry than watch this movie. Nothing but school advertisement and broken English portrayed as humor

Brilliant acting and absolutely wonderful movie. Loved each part of it. Must watch

A very good movie with a great social message. An eye opener for how we a losing our language

Perhaps in Punjab of India, there's a problem with parents wanting their kids to learn English, while forgetting their maa boli (mother tongue), however in Punjab of Pakistan I've seen many parents want their kids to forget Punjabi but only speak Urdu, and obviously this could just be a start, and next thing you know they'll want their kids to learn and speak only English. After watching this movie, I now know Both Punjab have this Problem and I hope every Punjabi should watch this and should also suggest each other to watch this movie with such an Important Lesson. Like Tarsem Jassar said in the movie "People who lost their languages, have lost their community too". Also I loved Myra's character played by Poppy Jabbal. It gave me the feeling that She's the only one living in Slavery while being aware of it but just can't get out of it.