Pooja's Diary

The haveli setting was absolutely grand and beautiful. I loved all the wedding preparations and family moments in the story. It's decent, not bad, but could have been much better.

Just watched the new Peaky Blinders movie. Honestly, it was too dark and serious for me. I love family dramas, but this was all about crime and war. The sets were gloomy and the story felt too heavy. I missed the color and joy I usually look for in movies. Tommy Shelby is intense, but the whole vibe was just depressing. Not my cup of tea at all.

This movie was so much fun. The comedy was exactly what I needed. Kapil Sharma's timing is perfect. I loved all the chaotic family scenes and the colorful sets. It's the kind of light-hearted entertainment that makes you laugh without thinking too much. Perfect for watching with family on a weekend. The whole mishap with three weddings was hilarious. Definitely a good time.

I was excited for this movie. The sets in Uttarakhand were beautiful and colorful, and seeing the familiar characters together on a road trip brought that fun family chaos I enjoy. The performances were solid, especially Ravi Kishan adding energy.

But honestly, the jokes felt dated after so many years. The husbands chasing after bhabhis trope hasn't evolved at all. The horror-comedy twist was completely unnecessary and didn't fit the family vibe. For fans of the original show, it's a breezy watch with some laughs, but it lacks the grandeur and emotional depth I look for in movies. It's okay for undemanding entertainment, but could have been so much more.