AvidReader07

The movie is okay-ish. Story is predictable but still entertaining to watch because of the riddles. I found it somewhat slow-paced like they're assuming that the audience is overly dumb. Some of the dialogues reiterated the plain obvious.

The star of the show is Koushik Roy (as he always is). He's a natural and pulls most of the weight of the movie quite effortlessly. No one else stands out much; some of the scenes involving the girls seemed really forced and fake.

Overall, a decent one-time watch.

Every romcom/chick flick is predictable, so let's not hold that against them. I actually loved how it wasn't just that, and proceeded to touch on important issues. Very relatable, and entertaining.

I did feel that they could have gone for a better lead actress; her acting/expressions/body language seemed pretentious.

Overall, it was a decent, fun watch & I could rewatch when I'm in need of a chick flick and a tub of ice cream or a bottle of wine.

The entire cast and crew did a fantastic job! Each and every actor gave a splendid performance, and you can't help but appreciate the work of the director, writer, editor, and every other member of the crew who helped create this masterpiece. I cannot emphasize enough on how well thought-out and well executed this movie is. Ideas are very important, but implementation is equally important, if not more. Every emotion, every thought, every idea has been depicted so beautifully in this movie, it is commendable. With simplicity and humor, they showed how the society can control your life as much as you let it. I feel like Ayushmann is slowly repositioning the image of a common man in our minds. This guy is something else! Kudos to the whole team, and especially to Ayushmann for always compelling us to believe how exceptional an ordinary man can be.