Nasha

Cheapness reeks outs from the poster to ending credits, Why are people even debating this movie and comparing to Sunny, they are different league all together. Not taking side of anyone, All can be recommended is to stay away.

We need actors, for Film Academy, not porn/model, PP is one of a kind, not able to deliver dialogues, no emotions, no story faithfulness.

Posters are torn for right reason, they are not a means to entice people to cinema, +18 is not followed in India,when young ones are exposed to this trash, they assume, world functions on similar lines, with dichotomy in Indian Cinema, Dare & Bare and we will cast you, no acting needed.

How long will be tolerate this sham >?

I was expecting a really bad movie but got surprised. The theme is a bit of cliche. Acting is nearly mediocre.

The most surprising thing about this was Poonam Pandey's acting. She did a decent job except for some cheesy scenes. With proper mentoring her acting skills could've been improved.

I can't say I regret watching this movie.

Good movie to watch but for the poor ending the movie fails the direction is ok but the story fails to impress the audience.

The movie is a nice one time watch. It could have been made better with a stronger story line. Cinematography is good. Moreover, Poonam Pandey looks really beautiful in the movie. The glorious scenes and acting of Poonam Pandey really binds you with the movie. The story has very nicely portrayed the emotions of a youth. The mood swings and the thought process of a boy who is in the last phase of school life and is about to enter the age of eighteen, have been clearly depicted in the movie. The boy is fascinated by his teacher and gets attracted to her. The purity of mutual feelings between the two is amazing. The chain of events is good and at no time, the movie feels slow. I think Poonam Pandey has done justice to her debut movie with her excellent acting skills. Hence, the movie is recommended as a one time watch.

Plz don't rate this movie without watching it. You might underrate it. The poster gives a wrong impression. It's not a B-grade or C-grade film. It's an A-rated A-grade film. 'A' not as in 'Adult', 'A' as in Adolescent. The script could have been better and the plot could have been more convincing. Poonam Pandey as Anita Joseph, Shivam Patil as Saahil, Sheetal Singh as Tia and Vishal Bhonsle as Samuel gives a fair performance. All of them have executed their respective parts well enough. But there should have been thought put into the writing and propaganda. Promotion could have been less provocative. I'd have rated it 7/10 but since the net rating is too low, I'm rating it 8/10.