Godday Godday Chaa presents a fun filled picture of a relatively unknown social issue from the yesteryears of Punjab. The movie is high on energy (like most Punjabi movies are) and has some peppy and melodious dance numbers too. Sonam Bajwa impresses as the pivotal protagonist to this comic representation of the challenges most women faced in the past in remote rural subsections of Punjab and their fight towards freedom from these unwarranted restrictions. Most supporting cast and the male leads were pretty convincing in their roles and the humor was well timed. The lines were well written. The casting was pretty apt and the picture of a typical Punjabi conservative Pind (village) is painted brilliantly. Tania who plays thr younger sister Nikko is a glam doll to watch and equally talented. Overall Godday Godday Chaa is one of those rare advocates of women's rights that does it without overdoing it, loathing feminism in any way, male bashing or spreading any form of toxicity. In fact for most parts, it's a pretty refreshing watch. You feel like getting up and tapping your feet to the Gidda towards the climax. I give it a 6.8/10.

Godday Godday Chaa is a touching Punjabi movie that delves into the intriguing cultural tradition prevailing in Punjab, where women are restricted from accompanying men to weddings and engaging in significant customs. The film, although it may not possess the intense thrills commonly seen in other Punjabi movies, compensates with its emphasis on cultural nuances and societal norms.

The storyline unfolds at a leisurely pace, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the characters' lives and comprehend the intricacies of the traditional practices portrayed. Amidst the deliberate pacing, the movie weaves moments of genuine humor, adding a delightful touch to the narrative.

At the center of the film, Sonam Bajwa shines in her lead role, delivering a remarkable performance that captivates viewers with her talent and versatility. Her portrayal of the character breathes life into the story, making it relatable and emotionally resonant. Furthermore, Sonam Bajwa's exceptional dance sequences, showcasing typical Punjabi dance moves, add a sense of authenticity and cultural richness to the film.

While Godday Godday Chaa may not be adorned with extravagant sets or extravagant plot twists, its simplicity serves as its strength, grounding the story in the reality of the societal norms it aims to portray. The movie's subtle and authentic charm makes it a compelling and worthwhile watch for those seeking to understand the cultural intricacies and traditions of Punjab.

In conclusion, Godday Godday Chaa may not be an adrenaline-pumping, action-packed Punjabi movie, but it offers a heartwarming and enlightening experience through its portrayal of traditional practices. Sonam Bajwa's outstanding lead performance and captivating dance sequences are highlights that make this film a genuine depiction of Punjabi culture and a movie that merits a one-time watch to appreciate its unique charm and meaningful storytelling.

This is one of the Bestest movie, I had ever seen. Strong story msg. , Traditional , family movie. Acting is like endless ( sirra ). Everyone played his role very well. Story line was fabulous. In 1990 , women's were not allowed in any marriage . How they can go to marrige and what will be the impact on upcoming weddings .

In Punjabi :Bahut sohni movie si. Jma siraa movie c. Pinta ( gurjazz ) did his second movie and I feel he is very old character. Sonam bajwa , Nikko , gitaz and specially co actors 4 old age women's and men played their role very well. Pinta sohna jacda si vaise Nikko naal ??