Meow

The script was really bad however this movie was saved by the cast, director and music. The end result is that it felt like a gooseberry - Hard to stomach but sweet afterwards. While watching it I felt it was bad. But after a few days you realise it was a pretty nice feel good movie. The script was horrendous and stretched out. It had no aim. However it was saved by the cinematography and direction that teleported us to this location and made us feel sympathy for Soubin's character. Mamata looked beautiful in this role. The child actors were also fantastic. As a situational feel good film it was wonderful. But as a story film it was unbearable. It's strange to say these things together. In the end after a few days I feel it was not bad afterall because that character and location was able to leave an impression on your life.

Cringe movie...Bad one from lal jose....the ratings doesn't do justice...Total waste of time...Bad performance from good actors... DISAPPOINTED is the word...

Not much twists, no over expectation scenes.. the movie just goes and we should also go with the movie.. it is the story of Dasthu alone and his struggles to meet the ends for the family, others don't have much role.. it is such an emotional ride at the end.. music is the best part and Annapurna song takes you there.. also small message to anti-social elements to keep their business to themselves instead of rubbing on others..

Meow, meow, meow😺 This was an amusing film with good messages and as always, Soubin Shahir never disappoints!

DELICIOUS

-The editor must have had fun working on Meow. The sound effects and animation amplified the funny and relaxing aspects of the movie. The CGI cat was nicely done

-Soubin Shahir was captain of the ship: He guided the story well and welcomed us into his world. We saw his fears, strengths, weaknesses, struggles, insecurities, and desires

-The desert location was a good pick to center on Dasthaker's life without being too distracted by the Arabian setting

-The storytelling was really entertaining with MANY unique characters gently introduced without confusing us.

-Dasthaker's house was a great demonstration of harmony as it peacefully sheltered Muslims, a Hindu driver, and a Christian maid

-So what did the cat symbolize in Meow? In our humble opinion, it was a symbol of guidance and the presence of Dasthaker's wife

BLAND

-As much as we love Soubin Shahir, it was a little repetitive to see him in almost every scene.

Overall, the story seemed to be evolving very slowly.

Excellent start, excellent set of scenes, keeps us 'not-bored', but when I saw the ending, I was like - 1) is that all?

2) If this is what was intended then why to have unnecessary distractions like immigration issue, financial problems for the protagonist, his college reunion, health related panic attacks etc etc?

IMHO - the scenes were interesting, but as a movie, it is just average...