Thank God movie

Ajay Devgn and Sidharth Malhotra star in this typical festival fare that makes you value family and cherish a guileless past.

asks Ayaan to focus on the illuminated parts of life and not to muddle his mind with the dark spots. Sidharth Malhotra provides him with good company, making the game show of life and death, a fun watch. The film also questions the mindless application of religious rituals and the aversion to sharing riches with the poor. Be it feeling jealous of the rise of the career graph of the spouse or branding the parents to be outdated, Kumar addresses multiple modern-day social ailments with a light touch. On the surface, it begins like a simplistic visual compilation of good morning messages with dollops of overacting, but eventually it manages to draw you into the narrative and finds a raw nerve. Never known for striking a subtle note or creating layered narratives, Kumar conjures up an old-school family melodrama to address the vulnerabilities of cold-blooded urban existence.