Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain

This movies stands out with its simplicity, much like 'Ankhon Dekhi' in the characters and basic environment of simple middle class family and their issues.

Movie starts with a simple yet so profound observation, which is also theme of the movie, it says "Jab cheezain aankhon kay pass hon to aksar dhundli ho jati hain, fir jab door hoti hai to saaf dhikhne lagti hai, lekin agar bohut door ho jaye to v dikhna band hojata hai"

All the characters in the movie are made with full attention and every actor did justice to their role. I really loved the character/role of "Batti" (brijendra kala), who in movie gifts everyone the things which others compliment, in first 10 minutes you'll witness this and start loving this character. "jutay? Yeh aapko achcha lag rhe hain? Jugnu (his son) meri chappal lekar aa (removes his shoes)... Wo Kolhapuri...Yeh (shoes) aaj se aapke hue...Hamara asool hai, jo cheez kisi ko pasand aa jati hai hum usko gift kardete hain". This was so sweet.

The movie have two couples, one are the Yashwant Batra and Kiran Batra and second Feroz and Suman. Feroz and Suman are the couple with so much love, and batra's were exactly opposite.

The climax, how things settles and how story end was little unexpected, but I am glad how they ignite the love between each other (the batra's). The story of feroz and suman and their pure love will shock you too. All of this will make you cry while simultaneously characters like Batti will make you smile.

Why this movie is named 'Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain'? Well I think it refers to the three magical words "I love you" which are word of angrezi, which our character Yashwant Batra didn't able to communicate well or express well with her wife but realised it much later.

Worth watching it, you will love it.

In between overrated movies, this movie depicts the true life of many middle class people, giving everyone a great example that marriage is not only about responsibilities but also about love. Thanks for making such movies.

1. Idea of the story is good but Scripting and Direction is very poor.

2. Inconsistent storytelling.

3. Good Cinematography.

4. Great Actors like Sanjay Mishra and Pankaj Tripathi were not properly utilized at all.

Was very excited to see the Movie, but got disappointed after watching it.

In the era of fantasy and super heroes, here comes a film showing glimpses of reality of lower middle class. A must watch for people who are able to relate themselves from the people in the story. Sanjay Mishra is a method actor who can do almost any role. With a great supporting cast this film if definitely a must watch.

The story is something that I have seen a lot in person so it is story of many Indian couples born in the 20th century. In a 24 year old marriage , the man starts to feel the indispensable value of the woman he takes for granted only when she leaves him but can't get himself to let her know how much he really loves her.

The cast was fantastic though. Ekavali Khanna looked way too beautiful even though she was trying to fit in a certain character, and Sanjay Mishra did his best to look like the typical Indian male, but both deliver their characters as do the younger actors in their roles, but I felt Pankaj Tripathi was kind of wasted there - but his role was integral part of the story and could have played out a little more, the city of Varanasi could have been a great part of the story as well but instead it looked like any city in Uttar Pradesh.