Lost Ladies

i honestly liked it . it's a fun , light-hearted movie following the two girls who get lost but in a way find themselves. I rate it a 7 out of 10

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Laapata Ladies is a sort of film that is very rare these days. A satire that is an eye-opener for the audience and needs everyone's attention. With unknown cast, limited budget and great script, it's a movie for all age-groups, every gender and is bound to go a long way. This Kiran Rao's tragicomedy of two brides in rural India who accidentally get swapped during a train journey while returning from their wedding. Their misadventures after this strange event will make you laugh and the same time think about the social taboos a women has to go through in our society. Ravi Kishan playing the cop investigating this case is a delight to watch. Very subtly and hilariously he gives movie the much needed comic side that perfectly balances the emotional cause for which the movie was made. Probably one of his best performance till date. Newcomers Sparsh Shrivastava (Deepak), Nitanshi Goel (Phool) & Pratibha Ranta (Jaya), they all justified their casting by giving some of the memorable performances. Hats off to all of them.

To be honest it's just hype but very poor film making. I had high expectations but the move is slow, dull and nothing fresh to offer. I don't know how Aamir khan produced this movie. If you watched the trailer then there is nothing more to the plot and a predictable story line. Ravi kishan acting was spot on but apart from him none of the characters even come close to up to mark in terms of acting. I gave it a chance because the plot sounded exciting but was utterly disappointment as it was one of the most boring movie I have every watched. Just media hype. One can ignore and a easy pass if you are considering watching it. Save your time.

Watching this movie is a complete waste of your time. All good ratings are from fake people. The storyline is weak and most of the actors are acting completely out of character and have no emotional attachment to the storyline. There is no complete message in the movie and failed to impact positively on people. The movie is only promoted by the people who are fake or paid to do it. I think this movie degraded the Hindi cinema and it is good it was not released into the cinemas otherwise it was the flop movie of the decade. I wish I have the option to give zero stars to this movie. Shame Shame Shame.

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Due to poor casting the lead female protagonist derailed the whole set. Overdramatic movie. Far from reality which the movie boasts to be. The veil is a bad thing. Respecting husband is bad. Lighting lamp in temple is bad. I don't who was the moron who told the director that women in villages can't cook the food they like. They just cook what other family members like. Maybe the film maker does not like to prefer family over herself, but in Bharat people put family before self. The character Manju Mai was put deliberately to pinch Hindu beliefs. Also the whole setup was done to defame age old Hindu traditions which was reflected at each step in movie. It was completely unnecessary. Could have been avoided. At the end you will realize this was a total waste of time. I am giving 3 stars for the location as I like villages and small railway stations. Overall, poor pathetic and filthy approach. Funded from somewhere just to fill Indian youth with misinformation against ages old Hindu traditions.

Heart warming story with brilliant acting and screenplay. No unnecessary songs, item numbers, no vulgarity or over the top violence. Nowhere will you feel that the story line is being dragged. Just the right length and just the right amount of humour sprinkled throughout the movie. Second half peaks as the story reaches its epic conclusion. Highlights some social issues and traditional practices which are still followed in rural India but doesn't get preachy about it. It shows how people come together to help each other. All the actors have done a brilliant job especially Nitanshi Goel who plays Phool. This is the kind of movie that should represent India film making in film festivals.