It is a suspenseful story, dexterously interweaves all the relevant episodes in history which you already know.

It lashes out at social customs, morals and absurd misconceptions encircling menstrual problems, in a pleasant manner.

Its nonsensical storyline and clueless dialogues to ignite arguments over belief and faith will make you leave midway.

Its quirky characters and quality animation of northern Pakistan are captivating and invoke a sense of national pride.

From average viewer to celebrities, everyone praised the effort in highlighting a topic that remains largely taboo.

The movie highlights the social obstacles children with rare disorders go through and focuses on breaking each of them

Some elements can be considered to be historical revisionism, which, from a South Asian point of view, is problematic

The film, which is about the aspirations of a talent-less narcissist, looks as hilarious as it feels depressing.

Its predictably superficial plot leaves us disappointed; it craves a stronger mastery than just visual accomplishment.

It will take you through an emotional ride between a man and woman filled with affection, suspicion and forced parting