Aap Jaisa Koi: Proprio come te

This film started with a promising premise but quickly turned into a disappointing, agenda-driven narrative. Madhavan's performance was one of the few bright spots, but even that couldn't save the film. The characters felt like mere mouthpieces for the forced message, and the story lacked the nuance needed to make the themes about patriarchy and societal norms impactful. The film dragged on endlessly, with weak dialogues and a lack of emotional depth, making it feel more like a lecture than a story.

The chemistry between the cast was good individually but failed to create a believable family dynamic by the end. The film also tries to normalize themes like extramarital affairs without addressing their real-life consequences. The pacing was slow, and the cinematography, though decent, couldn't overcome the lack of emotional engagement. Overall, the movie wasted its potential, leaving viewers with little more than a hollow, preachy experience that's ultimately not worth your time.

Started off very well - characters did justice at the start - but it became a very slow moving tv serial style drama after Curt's half - it stayed with the essence of the message until the end - but the dialogues and BGM was not powerful enough to let audience stay in love with the characters.. lack of power toward the end .

Cast was good for each character - each person played with full justice individually - just when the characters get woven together as the family - the chemistry was not powerful enough.

Coming of age in terms of equal respect to both sides of the relationship in a marraige - message stayed consistent - that was good.

After so long,it's really good to watch a bollywood style romcom. Music compositions are very heart touching.

The Asthetic of this movie is also good. But the main problem in this movie is that,they want to portray the patriarchal norms that are still continuing in today's society,which is a very good take but at the same time they are soo eager to portray the patriarchy that they forget to add the value of man's emotions when they got cheated,they totally sabotage that story only to glorify patriarchy for viewers appiriciation. But if this film wants to teach society something,then it should make both sides of the story equally relevant. Other than that, some senses are overly dramatic & don't make sense. Soo over all it's a decent movie. 6/10.

A soulful romantic film that beautifully takes us back to the charm of 90s love stories. It's tender, nostalgic, and filled with heartfelt moments. The romance feels feminine and graceful, with meaningful songs that stay with you-especially Dhuan Dhuan, which cleverly appears in a different mood in "Jab Tu Sajan".

The story carries a socially relevant message and ends with touching "Kalighat-style paintings" of the characters, adding artistic depth. Shri's emotional growth truly resonates, especially in how it mirrors Madhu's journey.

And yes-"Cute girl, nerd boy - perfect romcom" is the line to remember... Don't miss the adorable "clip thingy" scene. A warm, memorable watch.

Aap Jaisa Koi is a sweet, mature take on romance that skillfully balances humor with thoughtful social commentary. The film follows a refreshing narrative centered around middle-aged love, a topic rarely explored in mainstream Bollywood. R. Madhavan delivers a sincere, grounded performance as Shrirenu, while Fatima Sana Shaikh brings charisma and depth to Madhu. Their chemistry is both natural and engaging. The film also subtly tackles issues like patriarchy, age-gap perceptions, and emotional vulnerability in relationships. While the first half builds up beautifully, the second half does lose some momentum and feels slightly stretched. However, its heart remains intact throughout. With its layered characters, relatable emotions, and a gentle tone, Aap Jaisa Koi is a feel-good rom-com that stands out for its maturity and relevance. Definitely worth a watch for those looking for something different yet grounded in emotional truth.