Sukhee

I just couldn't bear this movie after 20 mins! Is the definition of an independent and happy woman is smoking cigarette (as shown in the movie)??!! Calling a Bengali lady and her kid as "Khadus Bangalan"??!!! I mean really??? Tired of seeing Women in every single movie and web series smoking, drinking and what not in the name of "Freedom"!!!! If a woman takes care of her house so does a Man by earning money he also deals with the world every single day!! So BIG DEAL!!! On the basis of what I saw in first 20-25 mins, calling a Bengali lady kadus, is just so wrong!! Just so done with Bollywood!!!

Nice movie..Shilpa Shetty delivers a brilliant performance as sukhee a punjabi housewife who is bored of her mundane life and decides to relive her teenage years in Delhi.sukhee is a thought provoking Bollywood movie that sheds light on the struggles and aspirations of married women emphasising the importance of motivation and pursuing one's dream even after marriage.directed by a talented team this film successful captures the essences of a married woman's journey delivering a powerful and related message. The performance of sukhee are commendable with the lead actress delivering a compelling portrayed of sukhee emotional journey.

"Sukhee" and "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" both revolve around the central theme of revisiting the past and redefining oneself. In both movies, the main characters attend their high school reunions, which act as catalysts for self-discovery and transformation. Sukhee, a housewife, and Romy and Michele, long-time friends, confront their pasts and the dissatisfaction with their current lives during these reunions. The experiences at these reunions allow them to rediscover aspects of themselves that were lost or forgotten over time, leading to significant personal growth and change. While Sukhee's journey is more about rediscovering her individuality beyond her roles as a wife and mother, Romy and Michele's adventure focuses on confronting their insecurities and the desire to impress others. Both stories highlight the impact of reconnecting with one's past and the importance of self-acceptance.

Not since Life in a Metro have we been able to catch a glimpse of Shilpa's superb acting skills. She should really consider returning to movies full-time and doing more meaty roles. She certainly has the acting chops for it.

Yes, it's a well-written, family comedy movie. Everyone's acting is up-to-par. The down-to-earth, everyday, comedic dialogues and the 4 best friends' banter feels really natural and well-written (there may even be some improv/ ad-lib bits, I'm not sure). Kausha Kapila, in particular, shines here. Though, it does get a bit preachy in the end, but kudos to the director for pulling everyone and everything together seamlessly. The star of the movie was, without a doubt, Shilpa Shetty. Take a bow, queen. A worthy come-back indeed!

Nice women's self-respect movie. The Punjabi flavour in the tune might work for upper-northern audiences but not others. Sonal Joshi is more guilty of approving the story than directing it with her mediocre vision. More than Sonal, I'd blame Radhika Anand, Paulomi Dutta, and Rupinder Inderjit for not giving her a single new buck. The Punjabi flavour in the tune might work for upper-northern audiences but not others. Sonal Joshi is more guilty of approving the story than directing it with her mediocre vision. More than Sonal, I'd blame Radhika Anand, Paulomi Dutta, and Rupinder Inderjit for not giving her a single new buck.