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Just watched the movie..wanted to check the hype. First, best parts of this movie is Ashish Vidyarthi and Raghav Juyal. Ashish has been good as always with his limited time, and Raghav for debut has done a good job..But bas script just didn't help. Other actors were below par and just weren't able to do that good due to bad script, as we have seen that they have done good jobs in other production. The most annoying part is that in first half the main lead fights like a goon, and after sudden clichéd death of girlfriend, the action is much more precise. The script gives no time to character development. Would still give credit for making an all out action gore. Well done!!

Ritesh Batra('Lunchbox') has done it again. This movie is about the budding romantic relationship between characters of two completely different backgrounds and the director is successful in capturing the nervousness, the newness and the hesitance of a growing relationship. The film has little dialogue, similar to real life situations like these, and focuses on capturing gestures. Nawazuddin has encapsulated the essence of a common man in a plain, subtle way like he always wanted to on-screen, and Sanya, is absolutely amazing in her calm, composed and measured performance of Miloni. Farrukh Jaffer as Dadi really binds the whole movie, and gives us the light-hearted laughs that any romantic story should have. Not to give anything away, a lot of moments are open to interpretation, including the ending which gives a feeling that you are listening to a love story, and you will be able to relate with most of these moments. It captures the essence of Mumbai, which is always refreshing, and reflects on the cringe of class and color which is kind of inherent in our society. Go watch it, probably with your mom, she'll love it.