Goodbye

Cannot say that the movie is flawless, but certainly watchable. As always, Amitabh and Neena Gupta are amazing and other actors have done their part well. A typical family drama with emotional angle+ few comedy scenes especially with unexpected performance of Sunil Grover. Few scenes will bring tears to your eyes if you usually get emotional during movies (I do!). The movie will definitely remind you of Irrfan's dialogue from Life of Pi : "I suppose in the end, the whole of life becomes an act of letting go, but what always hurts the most is not taking a moment to say goodbye." And I don't understand such a low rating. Definitely you can give it a try.

Goodbye is a movie f the void in a family when the person who keeps they together suddenly expires. How the family gradually comes to terms with it and slowly bonds with each other, many of whom are not in talking terms with each other.

Amitabh is at the centre and is the soul of the movie. He gives another excellent performance.

This is Rashmika's hindi debut and she does well.

Sunil grover also does well in a short role.

There are lot of comments on rituals and interaction between people who are part of funeral. Some make you smile but many are over the top.

The film also drags as it becomes repetitive, probably editing would have made it better.

Similiar content was presented better in movies like Paglait & Ram Prasad ki Tehrvi.

First I thought I was in a wrong movie, the movie was not going anywhere but then movie picked up and how,

Amit ji was amazing "everyone needs to turn right" that dialogue took me away.

Three brothers are amazing in their respective roles.

Rashmika was not fit rest every thing was amazing.

Vikas able to create good movie.

First half was not that much impactful but second half is full of emotion .

The best part of the movie is 3 ladies "Chandigarh bablie" their role and acting is fabulous.

Sunil was fine as well

Neena ji was amazing.

Go watch the movie now with your family maa aur papa.

A lovely movie that shows the struggles of a father and all his kids as they grapple with the sudden, shocking death of their beloved wife and mother. People are never ready to face the agony of losing a loved one, especially the heart of the family, the matriarch. This is a journey of evolving raw grief to content acceptance, rigid mechanical ritualism to easygoing camaraderie. Amitabh gives a master class on the agony of a man who loses the love of his life, trying very hard to come to terms with the full impact. It's heartening to see that even in dark grief, strained family bonds can be repaired and people can come together. A really heartwarming family drama.

The plot was good and emotional. But if you have already watched the Bangali movie "bela seshe or bela suru" then it is not going to be a new type of movie to you. Otherwise everything is perfect and movies like this should be made to attach our family bonding. Sometimes we may not be able to understand someones influence in our life untill he/she is gone. Getting realising something late is not a bad thing but onec the person was gone you can not undo what you have done to him/her. It might be good or bad. Those things might be small one but those memories will live inside you forver in your life. In short I can say, always give importance the people who are around you.

Happy watching.