Veere Di Wedding (2018)

The acting of all four main characters is good. The movie has featured the courage of modern indian women. Karina kapoor's decision making about, glamorous and commercial wedding and standing against it and giving up when she finds her fiancé does not have courage to stand up for himself is aligned with the theme of the movie. But depicting Sonam kapoor in one night stand under the influence where the guy clearly knew she was under the influence of alcohol, is stupidity or rather i called a sex assault not bravery of Sonam kapoor to go out of norm. Glamorizing such type ideas where in asian society the education and sex education is not common is very misleading for adults and teenagers.

Loved the movie. Female empowerment, friendship, independent thinking, strength and intellect. Identified with the city liberated girls, discarding the rules imposed by society via double standards for men and women - men seeking liberated women while wanting the coy bride to please the family. Successfully showed we are not perfect, it's okay to make mistakes and we learn from it. And it's okay for women in today's world who are taking in so many responsibilities and roles to seek their sexual pleasures and happiness in life without any fear or ridicule. Put the double standards of both men and women in it's place. The movie and characters are based on 'Sex and the City'. What I disliked however was the use of extensive foul language. That I guess is Hindi cinema overdoing things and creating steoretypes. Using foul language does not mean you are liberated, intelligent, independent person - be it man or woman. All vulgar language displays is lack of elegance, classiness. It shows only craziness and a cheap upbringing. So I wish Bollywood stops portraying this message that only hurts liberated women and distracts you from the real theme and meaning of the movie.

It was a good try by the director but didn't panned out too well. The anticipated happy ending was good. Again, Kareena Kapoor was outstanding throughout the movie with little bit of sparks from Soonam Kapoor.

A big bollywood movie about our real lives. The lower an IMDB rating on a Bollywood film is, the better the movie. Especially, in this case. The men portrayed in this movie are men I know. The women portrayed in this movie are also women I know. I can relate to the characters. That's something special for a big budget Bollywood movie.So, are the men in this movie more feminine and the women more masculine, read: promiscuous? No, because life and sharing life has nothing to do with gender sentiments. It is about equality in sharing everything. And let's be honest; on a physical and mental level, a woman will always outdo a man, on, for instance; exploring her sensuel side. That has nothing to do with ill behavior or copying a man. It's biology. It's healthy. It is human. It is what you will get in a growing economy. And that is what all the men (and some women!!??),who slammed this movie on IMDB are afraid of.