Dhh

Great movie for kids.. after a long time, a movie which you don't have to make special effort to explain to kids.

Simple story, great acting, great message and great execution of script and direction.

Also liked the realistic picturisation of bylanes of the town the film is set in.

Must watch for kids.. especially pre-teen kids who would identify the most with the characters.

A hidden gem I must say. A story which will inspire people of any age. This movie is not about the kids studying hard and getting good marks. It's all about finding the hidden magician within yourself. And not just magician within ourselves but recognising magicians all around us , our parents, our teachers who are responsible for way we are today. Director clearly knows what he wants to show. Kids are amazing with spot on acting. Story never drags the whole movie. By the end of the movie I bet you will feel very good.

Awesome movie. Must watch complete to get the feel.

Every character lets you in schooldays, Ending climax lets tears magically You forgot that you watching film The film becomes part of your life The technical and screenplay level is very high Everyone should watch this gold

There are generally two types of great movies: the ones that allow you to appreciate the artistry behind their creation, and the ones that whisk you back to a special time in your life, like a nostalgic trip through your own childhood or teenage years, almost as if you're watching your personal memoir unfold on-screen.

For me, "Dhh" is the latter kind of film.

It brings back memories of exam anxiety, playing and studying with my best friends, skipping classes for spontaneous adventures, only to face the inevitable scolding from parents and teachers. I remember the struggle of not doing well in tests, then rallying together to hit the books and improve our scores. This movie magically (no pun intended) transports me to my joyous, eventful childhood.

The thing that impressed me most is that despite the storytelling being so simple and without complicated themes, you never get annoyed or tired by its banality; instead, you slowly get drawn to its simpler world as it invites you to indulge in the beauty of those shared moments; the bonds, the innocence, and the vibrant school-life we once embraced but have since drifted away from.

I wish I could go back and relive those moments!