Tanvi the Great

Em emotional roller coaster ride which moists your eyes and leaves a smile. Tanvi the great is really great.

Needless to say that the cast is impeccable with just amazing actors and each one does a fantastic job. The storyline doesn't have any gaps. Subtle indicators through out the move like how Tanvi's shoelaces are always untied, which she is able to tie later.

Anupam Kher and Shubhangi's on screen chemistry as a military grandfather and grand daughter is rocking.

Tanvi The Great is what cinema should be: honest, healing, and heartfelt. The film treats autism not as a "condition" but as a perspective, and that's rare. This movie feels like a lived moment more than a scripted story. There's no grand spectacle, just quiet, soft-spoken truth. Shubhangi is a revelation in her debut. The supporting cast is absolutely impressive are of the bigest director nice and good accting this movie and impactful. MM Keeravani's music, as expected, hits all the right notes. Anupam Kher brings tenderness to every frame as a director. This movie made me cry, in the best way.

"TANVI - THE GREAT" is one of the most touching and uplifting films I've seen in years. Anupam Kher's direction is brilliant, and debut actress Shubhangi is simply magical-she carries the film effortlessly. The movie beautifully portrays the journey of parenting an autistic child, showing that such children are not less, but extraordinarily gifted. It moved me deeply and brought back many personal emotions.

More than just a film on autism, it's about a daughter's love for her soldier father, the power of dreams, gratitude, and the strength of a single mother. It's a story of acceptance, resilience, and pure love.

This movie delivers a powerful message - that *anything is possible* if you truly believe in your dreams. The main character teaches us that when you deeply want something, you must be willing to leave everything behind and pursue it with unwavering determination. No matter the obstacles or opposition, keep moving forward until you reach your goal.

I highly recommend watching this film. Unlike movies that glorify rowdyism like *KGF*, this film carries a purpose. It reminds the next generation that their first duty is towards the nation, and that dreams should not be treated like outfits - changed every day. Instead, they should have the courage to fight for what they truly believe in, because the right to dream has no boundaries.

That's all from my side.

I went in not knowing what to expect and came out moved. Tanvi The Great is soft and powerful at the same time. Shubhangi is a real find-there's something very genuine about her screen presence. The film handles complex emotions with such simplicity. Anupam Kher's direction lets everything unfold gently. It's not possible this just about autism, it's about being human. The music and visuals add to the emotion. Anupam Kher has directed something truly meaningful here. I'm really glad I watched this. This is what real cinema looks like. A very touching and thoughtful film. I loved every bit of it.