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One of the worst movie which I ever seen. Very poor acting, story line and there is no motivation as it seems. Completely commercial movie and destroyed the Shakuntla Devi Character completely. Worthless to watch.
Vidya Balan’s performance is mediocre. Every expression, especially laughter, seems very fake and there is no genuineness. I would rate this film only 2 out of 5.
You have reviewed the movie without knowing that the daughter who lived the entire drama was closely involved with the making. So your cribs about unnecessary messaging and drama are misplaced. That’s how she was!
Yes the haphazard timeline gave me a headache . And more time should have been spent on giving a background for some important aspects like how she came about writing her books. She certainly couldn’t have just written about homosexuality without some experiences. The script left a lot to be desired. And vidya balan being ott.. if her daughter found watching her to be surreal then …
One of the worst movie which I ever seen. Very poor acting, story line and there is no motivation as it seems. Completely commercial movie and destroyed the Shakuntla Devi Character completely. Worthless to watch.
Vidya Balan’s performance is mediocre. Every expression, especially laughter, seems very fake and there is no genuineness. I would rate this film only 2 out of 5.
You have reviewed the movie without knowing that the daughter who lived the entire drama was closely involved with the making. So your cribs about unnecessary messaging and drama are misplaced. That’s how she was!
Yes the haphazard timeline gave me a headache . And more time should have been spent on giving a background for some important aspects like how she came about writing her books. She certainly couldn’t have just written about homosexuality without some experiences. The script left a lot to be desired. And vidya balan being ott.. if her daughter found watching her to be surreal then …