You just know when the director is a woman.

The characters were so lovable despite their flaws that I got sad when Ria admitted her wrongs and apologised–then I realised that the movie wasn't even halfway through and that is was not the end AT ALL. Seriously impressed at the plot twist– the poster did not lie, it is an action movie. It completely broke the usual three acts of the narrative, and i love it for that.

The sisters were both relatable and I understood the both of them painfully: while the first one gives up on her dream because she isn't good enough and tries to rebuilds herself through love, the second one lives only for her dream, despises men and refuses to embrace change because she loves her sister before all and doesn't want to say goodbye to her. Ahhhxslsldxso

Turns out love isn't a great way to cope when your in-laws are, unfortunately, psychotic.

The comedy was gold, every joke made me giggle, ESPECIALLY THE DESI WEDDING DANCE

W costumes, w acting, w everything and I'm sure MC will become the best stuntman ever with the moves she pulled.