A heartfelt light weight drama that carries a nice message. Kumud Mishra puts out a brilliant performance, playing a blind character. There's not one second in the entire film that you could say he isn't being true to the character. And that can be said for Abhishek Banerjee and Divya Dutta as well. All three are absolutely adorable and share great chemistry throughout the film. Music felt a bit generic, both the songs and the background music. Which is a shame because the performances kept hitting the right notes consistently.

Overall, this is an enjoyable watch and is a rare clean watch with no obscenities in a sea of 18+ content.

Hats off to acting of Kumud Mishra. Abhishek Banerjee, Divya Dutta and all other actors did great job with their characters. This movie attempts to take you through an emotion called life. In my case it is successful. I smiled, I cried, I laughed and I enjoyed the moments it showed.

It is a ride worth taking. Even though very predictable, still it was addictive enough to watch till the end. The songs are very well placed and nice. "Aadhi kahani", "jadoo" are very melodious and lyrics are good as well.

Give it a try, it is worth your time. Even after the movie ended, I am still flowing in the emotions I felt while watching the movie. And it is a good feeling, an appreciation towards life.

When you are least expecting from a movie, it is when where it becomes that extra interesting, extra tasty, extra entertaining.

This is what exactly happened with me. I started the movie, cause i was not able to find something else. But what class, what next level of acting, dialogues and direction i found, completely to my surprise and to my complete likeness.

Kumud Mishra, i couldn't guess it was him, had to see the database for it. Remarkable acting, what talent shown and character adoption was next level.

Divya Dutta, with her witty comic style was a treat and Abhishek Banerjee joined the trio in his own unique style.

It's light, it's touchy, it's sweet and it is just good to see. Yes, if a little tear is out at the end, trust me, worth it.

Must see, do see.