palakkiss Its a great movie, full of emotions and keeps you into it and you never lose connection till the end of movie.I nearly ignored movie with poor reviews but when I actually saw it, I realized that people who did with fake accounts or corrupted media people does that on purpose. Wishing good luck to Sushant and team for this amazing work.

Lina Hun First half of the film. Lets say I wasn't too impressed. I came to watch mainly for the modern aspect of the story, but I found the characters to be a bit annoying? Shiv has quite a strong personality and comes off very strong, meanwhile Saira is more tolerable. Lets just say the characters are quite intense. Although I may have not liked their characters as much, I did enjoy experiencing their love and relationship. Those were the times I actually enjoyed the characters.I feel like there was no sense of direction. There was a lot of things happening, as if the director just threw in a bunch of scenes in there to give us an understanding of the characters and their relationship, but it just made the film a bit sloppy.There is a lot of sound effects in attempt to make the scenes more dramatic but I personally didn't like it. There were sound effects/music in like almost every scene. Some scenes were a bit over-dramatic, where the characters would say their dialogues in a more cheesy than serious tone. Definitely didn't like that because I really wanted some scenes that were more conversational and serious.The second half however I really enjoyed because it focuses on their modern day story and how it ties into their past lives. Although the modern story failed to gain my interest, the half about reincarnation is definitely worth a watch.I definitely prefer their past life characters way more than their present day characters, mainly because it was more serious and less cheesy dialogue.It's not a bad film. Cheesy and a bit over dramatic, but it did get an emotional response from my friend and I. There were times where we were angry, surprised, in awe, and were just like YESSS.It definitely had potential to be a great film, but anyways great job to the cast on their performance.So would I recommend it? If you like cheesiness, over-dramatic love stories then definitely. But it you want something more serious with a more complex script and story line, then no. I'd say the film is more directed toward the younger crowd.

saginniche It is a great film with awesome performance by Kriti, Sushant. People tend to form a opinion on one's film based on the lead pair's status which is why the film is suffering from incorrect reviews. I have seen people commenting about the film in a wrong manner without even watching the film - I caught them a lot on "You"tube. First people blamed for plagiarism and RAABTA WON the case. Then people blamed them for 1 song by J-Star but it was found that J-Star copied it from original Boyfriend Girlfriend ft. Gopal Sharma.The film combines two stories well and the narration of the story is amazing. I prefer films like Bajirao, TALVAR, Bajrangi, Baby, Dangal and so you can figure out that when I say it is a good film, it is a good film. This chemistry is out of this world, it can't be explained. The feel of the romance is very different yet very exciting. It is a very enjoyable film that engages very well with the audience. This film deserves so much more appreciation. If some wouldn't have sabotaged the film, the film could have crossed 100 Cr in a week. In social media, people are copying each other and sabotaging it even more without even watching the film which is very funny yet very sad. WATCH THE FILM AND DECIDE UPON WATCHING NOT ON REVIEWS!!

dineshprakash There was nothing in the name of story. It is most conveniently conceived movie about reincarnation. Screenplay offers some freshness in beginning like, ice cream being swapped between lead pair very casually but then it starts being repetitive. Dialogues are good at places. Love triangle comes and the spark of freshness turns into bitterness. The actor who was introduced as third angle is unbearable. His characterization is purely baseless. Film back ground is set abroad and clearly lead girl is very comfortable with English then why this third angle was trying to converse with her in typical Hindi, when he was not a bit comfortable with Hindi!! Just for audience sake!? All dialogues he mouthed, you have to bear and most of the time you feel different emotions than it was meant. Second half takes you into flash back of some ancient era. This flash back is so dull that even being full of actions going on screen, you have to yawn and stretch. Even you fail to understand the reason of all the happenings. Then they toss childish climax. Performance wise Sushant Singh Rajput as Shiv is impressive. He is so swift with the emotions as a flamboyant and subtle as a warrior. Kirti Sanon as Saira is good in romantic scenes but looks confused in flash back scenes.