Woh Bhi Din The

An ode to the days when life was simple & stress-free, friendships were real and love was raw & immature. The cast has done a good job to make this an authentic & relatable journey of your school days.

While you can't say it is a perfect treat one could have asked for, it is a really well attempted school life drama from 1990s set up in Jamshedpur school. You'll be able to revisit your 'school ke din' by witnessing this tale of school love & friendships.

The movie has been released after getting delayed for almost 11 years. Rohit Saraf, Adarsh Gourav & Sanjana Sanghi were quite young then & look very much believable as school kids. Sajid Ali has been able to strike a chord with the millennials.

This movie is a delightful reminder of the joy, laughter, and friendship of our school and college years. It's a journey steeped in nostalgia, where every scene evokes memories of carefree times, close friendships, and the bittersweet moments of growing up.

The story itself is refreshingly uncomplicated, but that's precisely what makes it so charming. It leans on the power of reminiscence, weaving a feel-good narrative that will leave you grinning long after the credits roll. The relatable characters and their genuine interactions transport you to a time when life was uncomplicated and full of possibilities. So, dust off your old yearbooks and settle in for a delightful trip down memory lane.

Well I don't really write reviews but this movie really deserves a paragraph.

Beautifully written, the school chaos, the fun, the teenage love and the BOYS MOMENTS.

Well the plot is quite relatable as we all know a b*stard who left the group for a girl and behave wierdly around his girl and a narcissist one well that's the lead star.

It's all about that teen love basically the 90 kids will relate to this.

And the movie revolve around this drama.

The love and hatred and the rush between all these is what this movie's about.

Highly recommended , awesome movie and the casts are top notch...

It is really a nice movie and request makers to release it in theaters. The story line perfectly focused on teenagers school life. Songs are great-specially banjare and guzarish.

The adpation of jamshedpur language by each actor from John to Gaurav to charu to sanghi is sign of perfection. Acting by all "the then teenagers" was perfect 10/10. The character of paritosh, mishra, topo were very well written and taken up by the actors.

Director showed that a movie can be made with simplicity and audience like movies that they can relate with their daily life and surroundings. Really loved this movie.

A movie that was shot around 2013 but had a delayed release this year. Movies like this often become obsolete in terms of relevance, but I'm glad this movie is relevant and how.

It's a simple slice-of-life story about teenagers who experience friendships, first love, first kiss, fights, misunderstandings, punishments, and everything else you or I went through in our school days.

The USP of the movie is the relevance of the story, and every scene connects you to it. The screenplay is brilliant as it ties everything together in the most beautiful manner. The story is set in Jamshedpur, and thus the local flavor comes across organically. The friendship between the characters is heartwarming. Even the love angle shown is endearing and cute.

Rohit Saraf was brilliant as the lead and he nailed the nuances of his character. He should have gotten this movie as his launchpad. It would have surely cemented his position in the industry long ago. Adarsh Gaurav as a sidekick makes you root for his character with his amazing performance. Sanjana Sanghi plays the chirpy and full-of-life character with utmost honesty. All other characters, and even the endearing cameo of John Abraham, just make the Sajid Ali's world even more beautiful.

Director Sajid Ali, known for writing Cocktail, Amar Singh Chamkila, and also directing Laila Majnu, has proven himself with this movie again. There is no unnecessary drama or illogical comic sequence. The story is all heart and rightly so, in the right place.

If you loved movies like Chichhore and 3 Idiots for portraying college students and Rockford for early teens, you're surely going to add this movie to that list. Get ready to roll back down memory lane with this gem of a movie, which shouldn't be missed at any cost.

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