Maja aa gaya in simple words. A very well written story and executed wisely with a bit of slowness and less spices when it starts off but its graph keeps increasing with pace and darkness after first 20-30 mins. I don't think the domestic violence could be presented on screen in such an elegant and humorous way, especially the second half. The innocence of Alia and her power to drive this movie till the end with the help of Vijay Verma, Shefali Shah and Roshan Mathews are truly intensely affecting the mind that how could a cute face can deliver such a powerful role with this much ease. Most importantly, it has shown both sides, that is, the violence of both the lead characters and even their stupidity and ingenuousness. It's a complete roller coaster ride ticking up all the necessary boxes of a dark movie including dark humor, emotions, laughter and above all other considerations, the bonds in different relationships that you cannot just simply get away with. This is for those who grouse about the content of Bollywood and curse it for remakes and copies. Technically, nice direction, the script was definitely good, acting was top notch of all characters with a special mention to Alia and Vijay, and even cinematography. The amount of emotions has been aptly put in so that it doesn't bore you and it also delivers a great message. A big thumbs up.
