Poor word of mouth on Veere Di Wedding

You do realize there's a review topic for Veere Di Wedding that you already commented on right?

Good to see an honest review

Dabba Movie for sure

😆 she teared apart the film badly.

Originally posted by: shouves

Good to see an honest review

Anupama Chopra seems was not available to comment or may be didnt want to comment on the film

As the critic has rightly said its all forced expletives and baap ma paisa udaane ke liye adventurous girls

Originally posted by: sagitarianlove

Dabba Movie for sure

obviously the collections will be more than Bhavesh Joshi as its quite highly promoted.

But seeing the review from top critics sources like film companion it looks it will have bad word of mouth

Oh I forgot to watch it. I don't like her reviews much though. I like both Anupama and Suchitra. Their views generally match mine.

David Foster Wallace once wrote a piece about David Lynch. In the piece, he coined a new term: "Lynchian". Wallace described a Lynchian tone as "the unbelievably grotesque existing in a kind of union with the unbelievably banal."

He described a husband beating his 1950s housewife to death because she bought the wrong brand of peanut butter. "I told you to buy the JIF," he'd say as he's clobbering her to death. This, he said, would qualify as almost perfectly Lynchian.

I think "Veere di wedding" enters into Lynchian territory. The trailer shows a simple domestic scene. The women look like average suburban moms. They're relaxing on the couch. One imagines they might be discussing casserole recipes when we cut to them. But it slowly dawns on us that in the living room, with placid expressions on their faces, they're talking about the f**king sucking and bloody mangalsutra.

Despite the obvious subtext and the producers' hope to normalize this horror, the average person is totally disgusted. Nevertheless, the viewer is fascinated. We're drawn further into this. The sheer naked horror of what they're saying, the blas quality with which they're saying it, it creates this brutal paradox that almost rigged the viewer's basic sense of what is decent.

Sneha is by no mean a " Top critic". She is the most biased critic I've ever read : she just hate Sonam !