My Birthday Song

Keeps you on the edge constantly. Very very taut thriller. People who have given it a low rating should go and watch Selmun boi movies cuz that's all they can understand. This is a real good movie just requires you to have a working brain and if you understand it you get a story you will possibly never forget.

A different movie..one time watch for sure..,,sanjay suri did well..!!

Samir Soni has directed it amazingly. I specially appreciate the hard work of Nora Fatehi, her role was really complicated and complex and she has done that very beautifully.

I believe if a movie is able to make you sit for it whole duration then its a good movie. May be you don't agree with its ending but still it was able to make you see every second of it and My Birthday song will just do that . The director is commendable for his effort and execution of the movie. Sanjey Suri is good and so is Nora Fatehi and she just look beautiful. I recommend it to watch it once and you will not regret your decision. Samir should be proud of his effort.

This movie was going good right from the start..keeps you occupied and exhilarated throughout. The components in this movie give uncanny resemblance to "Nocturnal Animals" (2016) and "Mulholland Drive" (2001). I was all praising Bollywood for bringing such movie after a long time since John Abraham's "No Smoking" (2007) and Akshay's "8X10 Tasveer" (2009) until the meritless poorly scripted ending which abruptly made me realise I was watching a Bollywood movie after all.

Before I begin examining, 'My Birthday Song' had the elements of ending up far beyond what it is. It is an actually solid film with a possibly capable story. Samir Soni, who can't escape glitches all over, concocted a nice first endeavor. At a certain point, the tension gets thick, and we begin thinking about whether the characters we are seeing are at all there, or are dreamlike. In any case, surrealism is the place it turns out badly also.

Since the film significantly banks upon its occasions and not the quantity of characters, it is for the most part carried on Sanjay Suri.

Excepting that, 'My Birthday Song' has its snapshots of true to life aptitude. Sanjay Suri is an enjoyment to watch and Nora Fatehi is OK in her shoes. Australian lovely lady Zenia Starr ventures into Bollywood with this one, and will likely remain here. I also like how the director's approach is to move the watchers with nuance. Also, I concede, it carries end with a climax I had never at any point envisioned.