Metro... In Dino

Truly relatable and insightful look into diverse married lives. The film skillfully presents various relationship scenarios, making its content highly resonant.

The music was outstanding, featuring beautifully crafted songs with exceptionally good lyrics. While some dialogues transitioned into songs (reminiscent of Jagga Jasoos), the overall musical brilliance significantly enhanced the experience. The movie effectively covers a broad spectrum of marital themes, punctuated by well-placed sprinkles of humor.

Performances were generally strong: Ali Fazal's character was deeply affecting as a broken man, and Fatima Sana Shaikh compellingly portrayed her fight for career, love, and child. Pankaj Tripathi was, as always, phenomenal, alongside Anupam Kher's stressed character and Neena Gupta's perfect portrayal. Konkona's role felt a bit stretched, and Sara Ali Khan was average, while Aditya Roy Kapur's character leaned a bit too "filmy."

Despite minor issues, this segment of "Metro In Dino" is a great movie and definitely warrants a one-time watch for its heart and relatability.

This is one of those 7/10 romance movies that deserves an extra point just for its music. The songs are placed perfectly, never feeling too many or too few, and they truly elevate the experience.

The movie follows the love lives of couples across different age groups, which becomes interesting by the end as all the couples are linked to a single family. The 2hr 45min runtime initially felt too long for a romance film, but after watching, the film actually feels rushed. It doesn't let emotions settle in before quickly switching to the next scene, which is the film's biggest flaw. Some couples get plenty of time, while the teenage couple's story feels undercooked.

Pankaj Tripathi is fabulous in his role and shines among the cast. His chemistry with Konkona Sen Sharma is chaotic and fun to watch.

Overall, a good, worth-my-time watch that I might rewatch in the future.

7+1 stars. +1 star for soothing music. Anurag Da's storyline and music taste is next level. Pankaj Tripathi sir, Anupam Kher sir, the dark horse in this movie. Interval Song is just superb. Storytelling with songs one of the finest for this year. Konkana mam's story was my favourite. Aditya Roy Kapoor looks refreshing. Music from Pritam Da, and Papon in ending just brought old memories. Small small details brought life to the movie. Other supporting actor were also impressive. Movie is quite long. But songs doesn't makes you feel the same. Monsoon season in the movie and the rain scenes are just awesome.

Metro... In Dino isn't just a film-it's an emotion for anyone trying to keep up with this fast-paced, ever-changing modern life. Set in the heart of today's buzzing cities, the movie beautifully captures the hustle, the heartbreaks, and the human connections that somehow manage to survive it all.

It dives into the lives of different couples-young love, old love, lost love, and love that's still figuring itself out. And through each story, you're gently reminded of how life teaches us, molds us, and sometimes... surprises us.

From breakups that sting to moments that make your heart flutter again, this film makes you pause and reflect. You'll find bits of yourself in these characters-the confusion, the longing, the hope. And just like Life in a... Metro (2007), this one hits home in a nostalgic way.

And then there's Anurag Basu's magic. His storytelling is honest, raw, and full of warmth. Every frame feels like a slice of real life. And let's not forget Pritam's soulful music-it flows through the film like a gentle breeze, lifting every emotion higher.

This isn't just a film you watch-it's a film you feel.

If you're someone who's ever loved, lost, or lived in the chaos of a metro city... Metro... In Dino is your story.

Metro In Dino is a soulful and heartwarming tale of modern relationships, brought alive by Anurag Basu's sensitive direction and a stellar ensemble cast. Pankaj Tripathi, Sara Ali Khan, Aditya Roy Kapur and Konkona Sen Sharma deliver standout performances adding depth to their layered characters. Pritam's music is beautifully woven into the narrative with tracks that truly enhance the emotional beats. While most story arcs resonate deeply but the Ali Fazal-Fatima Sana Shaikh subplot feels slightly underdeveloped and rushed. Still the film offers a moving, relatable experience that captures the chaos and beauty of love in today's urban world.