Laapataa Ladies

Such a beautiful way of story telling. Humour with a message hidden in it. Amir Khan productions should be a school for aspiring film makers. The way the characters are portrayed strike a chord with the societal norms. Ravi Kishan who is playing the cop is the soul of the film. Other actors too have played their part very well. The set up in the 90s is wonderfully displayed on the screen. Characters listening radios, cyber cafe etc etc. The movie sends a strong message for woman empowerment and the upliftment of women in the society. The women still being considered as some sort of slave in the society when artificial Intelligence is surpassing human intelligence.

Laapataa Ladies - THE BEST MOVIE OF 2024,period!

This is a perfect example of how to take a movie with a strong and inspiring storyline.

Kiran Rao is a commendable story teller, and she surely knows to have the right blend of dialogue delivery with sensibility and delicacy.

Nitanshi Goel's acting is a benchmark and she embodies it with full of life. Her emotions, innocence, vulnerability and happiness can be truly felt as she takes us through her tough journey in a completely unknown world.

Phool and Deepak's purest love, chemistry and just being there for one another when it's really needed is worth to withhold in your memory for a long time.

This movie is a big inspiration for women and future generation.

Amazing movie... loved the storyline & characters Special mention for Nitanshi Goel ,an actress that I was not familiar with but put in a powerful showing of her emotions as Phool, the way I felt pity for her and wanted to protect her the entire time and then felt proud of her in the last scene .. impressive! So I am sure we will see her in more mainstream movies in the future.

Ravi Kishan puts in a very strong performance as Manohar and really makes the audience stunned with the plight of his character and the unfair rigged system that he gets up against in the end.

Every character was amazing. Definitely worth a watch for the whole family.

Laapata Ladies is a sort of film that is very rare these days. A satire that is an eye-opener for the audience and needs everyone's attention. With unknown cast, limited budget and great script, it's a movie for all age-groups, every gender and is bound to go a long way.

This Kiran Rao's tragicomedy of two brides in rural India who accidentally get swapped during a train journey while returning from their wedding. Their misadventures after this strange event will make you laugh and the same time think about the social taboos a women has to go through in our society.

Ravi Kishan playing the cop investigating this case is a delight to watch. Very subtly and hilariously he gives movie the much needed comic side that perfectly balances the emotional cause for which the movie was made. Probably one of his best performance till date.

Newcomers Sparsh Shrivastava (Deepak), Nitanshi Goel (Phool) & Pratibha Ranta (Jaya), they all justified their casting by giving some of the memorable performances. Hats off to all of them.

Breaking Barriers with Wit and Grit. Laapataa Ladies is a cinematic gem that shines a light on the timeless struggle against patriarchy, skillfully set against a rural backdrop. Directed with finesse and fueled by stellar performances, this film is a compelling blend of humor & sarcasm, delivering a poignant message. It's a film that entertains, educates, and inspires, leaving a lasting impact on its audience long after the credits roll.

From its intriguing premise to its captivating sequence of events, the screenplay keeps audiences hooked from start to finish. The dialogue is sharp, witty, and hits all the right notes, seamlessly weaving humor into its commentary on societal norms. The direction is uncomplicated yet captivating, making the narrative easy to follow while still leaving room for thought-provoking moments.

What truly elevates the film are its star performers. Sparsh Shrivastava delivers praiseworthy performances. Nitanshi Goel delivers a memorable performance. Pratibha Ranta shines as a woman determined to break free from the shackles of patriarchy. Her portrayal is confident, drawing audiences into her character's journey. Ravi Kishan and Chhaya Kadam steal the show with their standout performance.