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Just when it seemed like originality was a fading trait in Bollywood, this film emerges as a powerful reminder that heartfelt storytelling still has a place-and a pulse. This poignant love story is not just a cinematic experience, but an emotional journey that immerses the viewer in a whirlwind of pain, grief, love, and joy.

Raising the bar for the new generation of actors, particularly for outsiders like Aneet, the film is a testament to resilience, talent, and the undying spirit of dreamers. It beautifully captures the essence of a young man battling a troubled past and chasing an impossible dream, paralleled by a spirited, lovable young woman navigating her own struggles. Their chemistry is raw, magnetic, and deeply moving-forming the emotional heartbeat of a story that stays with you long after the lights come back on.

The screenplay is tightly written and refreshingly free of cliché, while the direction brings a mature sensibility to the emotional beats of the story. From the very first frame to the final scene, the film keeps the audience emotionally invested. The music-so often a defining feature in Indian cinema-is exceptional, with songs that feel deeply embedded in the narrative rather than merely added for commercial flair.

Special praise must go to the performances of Vaani and Krish. These characters are not only well-written but performed with such honesty and nuance that they elevate the entire film. Their arcs are layered and believable, making it easy for audiences to connect with their struggles, joys, and growth.

This film is not just a romance-it's a statement. It's a revival of genuine emotion in a genre that too often relies on formula. It's a showcase of fresh talent, and above all, it's a reminder of the power of dreams and the beauty of vulnerability.

Highly recommended. A must-watch. 10/10.

I must say it was more than what I expected for. This movie surprised me for sure. I recommend to all the Guru's fans and especially our Punjabi folks if they always fantasize about our two Punjabs.

For this movie, all the songs are beautiful. The way they portrayed Western Punjab. It was all good with the cast as well. I must say sorry Guru but Isha has stolen the show here. I can't praise her enough in words.

I would say please watch and support the movies like this. I am always a fan of open ended movie endings. Even if they decide to make a sequel; I would be glad. I would love to see what happens next with our lovely characters.

Again, please support the movie. As a Punjabi, as a Guru fan, or as a movie lover. Show your love please.