LGM: Let's get Married

Very slow paced movie, you will literally get bored while watching this movie. Routine story expected scenes old comedy with all this bad elements if you take a movie then that is this movie.

I felt completely waste of time by watching this movie, the funny part is I watched this movie this my group of friends in hostel, after completion of this movie everyone felt bad their is nothing new we can see in this movie.

Many movies are came with same story, then how can anyone see the same story again and again.

I don't at all liked this movie, though you want to see this movie that's your wish.

A clean family entertainer. Well directed, well acted and a gripping movie! A must watch.

Fresh concept, humour and a beautiful message comes across in a well directed and well acted movie. A must family watch!

First half leaves you in splits and at times you just can't control but laugh your heart out.

A commendable job done by the first time director.

Script writing is really good. The songs are pleasant and lyrical.

The cast couldn't have been better. Each actor's performance is commendable!

The second half is a tad lengthy, even though I enjoyed it.

The movie about man's emotion between his mother and the girl he wants to marry, are a reality from many years.

Want more of such delightful movies!

Hard to believe this is a movie by a first time director, the casting was top notch and camera work was excellent. Although it did feel a little slow paced at times especially at the start, the movie picks up pace later and is quite fun to watch. Overall a fun family entertainer that is easy on the eyes and a fun weekend theatre watch.

Everyone performed well, the music was catchy and leaves you humming tunes even after you leave the theatre. There were some laugh out loud moments and witty dialogues especially by Yogi Babu.

Young college going crowd will especially connect with this movie and families as well. Overall a good effort for a first movie by Dhoni productions.

With Harish Kalyan's recent choices being among the best, I caught up with this one, only to be largely disappointed.

Two colleagues plan to marry, but the bride-to-be suggests a family trip to bond with her future mother-in-law before deciding. The journey reveals tensions, fosters understanding, and strengthens relationships.

On paper, this might have promised a rollercoaster of emotions sprinkled with comedy, but sadly, not even a fraction of it translated on screen. The basic plot of taking a trip to bond was interesting, but what unfolds on the trip-and another trip after that-is ridiculous at best. The entire forest sequence makes you cringe, leaving you to wonder how it even got approved.

Harish Kalyan looks the part and performs well in a role that isn't particularly challenging. Ivana is decent, but her character could have been written better. Their chemistry was lackluster, which is a major letdown for a rom-com. Nadhiya, a seasoned actor, excels as always, especially in the Goa sequences. Yogi Babu's extended cameo was the worst, with the absurdity of the script taking center stage.

The songs merely add to the runtime and fail to leave an impression. Despite the stunning locations, the cinematographer underutilized them, leaving the visuals lackluster. What works, however, is the mother-son relationship, which has a relatable charm.

This film is best avoided, as it fails to do justice to either romance or comedy.

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This movie checked all the boxes for me with a strong script, good acting, direction, and catchy songs.

It was a fresh concept and a relatable story. The chemistry between the actors hit the mark. All the actors performed well and were perfect in their roles. Be it the leads or the supporting cast. The direction, of course, was excellent.

During the movie, I hummed along with the song "Salana" and moved to the rhythm of "Tiki Tikki Tata" and "Is Kis Kifa".

The action sequences though not many, were enjoyable, along with an emotional backstory and very well-timed comedy.

In the end, the movie left me with questions. In a family-oriented society like India, is it enough to understand the person we are getting married to? Shouldn't we also seek to understand the compatibility between the families? How do we bridge the gap between different generations without it affecting the relationships?

The most important thing every movie strives to deliver is entertainment; for me, "Let's Get Married" hit the ball out of the park.