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Movie Review: Sukhee

Movie Review: Sukhee
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  1. Yet to watch it!

  2. Thanks for the suggestion.

  3. My sister watched it recently, and she said I should watch it as a background score, when I don’t feel like paying much attention to what’s running on OTT. I am glad I didn’t do that also, as I don’t think she has great acting skills. When I was reading your post, English Vinglish did come to my mind, and I think that was a good movie.

  4. Thank you for your review. I was planning to watch it. Even Mr. Hubby said it is boring. So now I am not going to waste my time. Women empowerment ke naam wahi cheese dikhate hain. Which I don’t like.

    1. I have been looking for some feel good movies lately and wanted a couple. I am yet to watch this. Now that I know the plot, I might watch it alone.

  5. Thanks for such an honest review. I read the brief storyline in Netflix and was tempted to try watching but thankfully I didn’t. Some directors haven’t moved beyond stereotypes unfortunately and when overdone, it gets painful and boring to watch. sometimes, I wonder how such acclaimed actors accept to do such movies. Is it fort he money or because they don’t get offered anything better? No idea.

  6. Last weekend I watched this movie and to me it appeared a lighthearted realistic movie as even today that what happens with majority of the women in India. Till the time they realize what’s wrong its already too late… some make a comeback and some cant. Its an average watch for me. For me its a 3.5/5 stars

  7. I was just about to say how much I would love watching this movie as it has a different twist but then reading along, felt that same sentiments as most had. That’s why reviews like this are valuable for me.

  8. I have heard about this movie but haven’t seen it yet. I agree with you that stories should be realistic. It is not like 20-30 years ago that anything would work because it is a movie. I remember English Vinglish. It was really good.

  9. There has been a spate of movies around the concept but very few get it right. I hear you on more realistic stories. Netflix has some weird choices these days. These are not Dhar Mann videos.

  10. Yes Anjali… Sukhee is not entirely dukhee. I watched it one evening last weekend when I was alone at home. There were some hits n several misses for me in the movie. I loved Shilpa’s performance the most, but like you mentioned, not the younger version. She looked like some overly filtered version of herself. The jockey thingy is too unbelievable… I guess that’s y they called it an amateur race… but it still doesn’t justify. I agree that they were so many stereotypes in the movie… the ending too.

  11. I agree with your point that the strength the character possesses will reach the audience only when it is convincingly the most realistic. Nice review

  12. I havent watched Sukhee as I had no idea about the story. Last movie I watched on Netflix was Jaan e Jaan. But now i know the story may be I will watch it tonight. But thanks for this review.

  13. Sukhee does have some similarities with the old movies, I had done a movie Explanation for my other channel for Sukhee. Truely I found it ok, frankly all bollywood movies I feel run on the same lines.

  14. I really like the movie. It resonated very well with me especially as I am a single mom of a young girl. I even shed some tears at the climax.

  15. While the film’s intentions are admirable, its execution falls short. It’s like having puzzle pieces that don’t quite fit. The film has clichés; skipping some for believability and enhancing Shilpa’s acting and dialogue quality would improve it. Kusha and friends shine, highlighting areas for directorial and writing enhancement for a swifter, more compelling narrative.

  16. Noor Anand Chawla says:

    Thanks for your candid review. I hadn’t heard of this film but just reading its storyline made it sound like a sad copy of ‘English Vinglish’. I’m glad you called it out.

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