Sab Kushal Mangal

From where people get money to make such disgusting movie Bollywood SUCKS

Good movie to watch for especially the akshaye Khanna has done a fabulous job the movie deals with a strong subject on forced marriages in UP and bihar.

This is comming from a Akshay Khanna fan. I used to love your movies and performances right from your debut. There were some of the performances which you should not have done it. And especially after Section 375, you should not have even touched this kind of role.

There was nothing new in the story and some of the low budget movie made on the same subject was far better than this one.

Basically there is nothing to write about the movie and the performance.This is far far below than an average entertainer. Yes, it has some scenes which are good but then to watch a full length movie for some couple of scenes is not right.

Avoid this crap.

Akshay Khanna is such an awesome actor. We just watched this movies and laughed all the way.

I do not know why it does not have a good review here.

Good Movies got lost during Covid.

"Sab Kushal Mangal" (2020) attempts to deliver a lighthearted romantic comedy with a quirky premise, but ultimately falls short of its potential. While Shriya Saran's vibrant presence and the catchy "Naya Naya Love" dance sequence add some sparkle, the film's predictable plot and underdeveloped characters prevent it from being truly engaging.

Shriya Saran shines as Sunaina, a free-spirited woman caught in a love triangle. Her performance is a highlight, bringing energy and charm to the screen. The "Naya Naya Love" song is a visual treat, with Shriya's captivating dance moves and the vibrant choreography setting the screen on fire.

However, the film's narrative struggles to maintain momentum, relying on familiar tropes and predictable plot points. The humor often falls flat, and the characters lack depth, making it difficult to connect with their struggles and emotions.

The supporting cast is adequate, but their performances fail to elevate the narrative. The film's music is average, with the exception of the aforementioned "Naya Naya Love" track. The overall technical aspects of the film are unremarkable.

Despite Shriya Saran's charming performance and the catchy dance sequence, "Sab Kushal Mangal" fails to deliver a truly engaging or memorable cinematic experience. Its predictable plot, underdeveloped characters, and lackluster humor make it a forgettable watch.