Chhichhore

I watched the movie after hearing news of suicide of Sushanth. I loved the movie. Each and every thing in the movie done fantastically. Claps to the whole crew. Honestly I really don't know about him much more till watching this movie. After completing the movie I read lot about him. I really shocked he was a rank holder and quit this studies for cinema. And also I can't believe you attempted suicide. You was a fighter.. A true fighter.. and the way you end your story is very disappointing. I miss you Sushanth....

Perfect mix of storytelling which empathize with us+ humour+ emotion. A masterpiece by director of Dangal. Must watch with the family. Something that our youth and parents need to understand that failure is not the ending of the world and stop pressuring their kids and supporting them to atleast give their best and need not to worry about failure. Life has crores of things in which one can be good at. So give your best embrace the results and move on. Life has so much for you ahead. Without a second thought go with your complete family to watch it.

A great movie A must watch for all parents It's all about trying and giving the best not about the result. Need to inculcate this in the society as rightly said in the movie we think what will happen when we success and not not when we don't. It's a natural phenomenon.

But Sushant your demise made me watch this and I loved your last work and the message you spread. God bless you . RIP

Comedy, inspiring movie of the year , all actors acting was good , Shushant Singh Rajput & Shraddha Kapoor done very excellent job 👌.

Chhichhore - Indian films have now come of age, they can give a message subtly without being preachy. Chhichhore begins with young Raghav suffering from a massive anxiety about whether he will crack the all India engineering entrance exam as he has invested 18 hours a day for the past many months preparing for it and wants to match the caliber of his parents.

A failure to launch throws him into despair and the occasion brings together six middle aged people into a reunion with the objective of alleviating Raghav from his pain and encouraging him to bring hope back into his fragile life. LOSERS, as these six were known as in their student life, recount their carefree journey initially and the final effort to shrug off the underdog tag, drawing a significant parallel to Raghav's situation.

Director Nitesh Tiwari handles the subject with sensitivity and balances the Losers journey through the undergraduate years well. There was ample temptation available to propel this segment of the film into being an over the top and loud essay, but Tiwari never gives in, thus rising above the ordinary. Sushant Singh Rajput delivers an underrated performance and Tahir Raj Bhasin adds gravitas. Naveen Polishetty, Tushar Pandey and Saharsh Kumar Shukla add to the little masala with their individual contribution, but the star of the Losers union must be Varun Sharma. He is absolutely a laugh riot with his expressions, one liners and an incredible energy, cracking up the theatre on numerous occasions. The weakest link is yet again Shraddha Kapoor, who needs to experiment with diversity of histrionic capabilities and expressions.

Don't miss Chhichhore, it's a fantastic mood lifter and easy on the mind, often drawing you into the proceedings.