Nonureva Really Surprised!

2hotFeature one of my absolute favorites!

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

Skyler Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

alikhan-54521 The lead male actor stalks a female. Later he even clicks photos of the female on his phone without her consent. Later he even follows her everywhere along with a sidekick brother. This film has everything bad n all bad should be flushed down the toilet. The first 35 minutes were purely trash. A 50 year old acting like a 15 year, trying to woo a girl. Climbing trees n clicking photos of females..... no wonder there r so many perverts in India. R most Indian heroes Superman? Watch out what the lead male actor does to the iron rod.... Superb comedy scene man.

Rinku Tiwari Keshav and Jaya are from two villages near Mathura where at least 80% of households have no access to lavatories. Conflict comes knocking on the first day of their marriage, when Jaya discovers that Keshav's home has no toilet and she leaves. Distraught and desperate, Keshav embarks on a mission to win back his love by battling against the age-old traditions, mindset, and value system of his country.

mukherjeediptendu Toilet:ek prem katha based around a true event of a village in India and shows the true nature of a part of Indian superstition....This movie is a very comedic heart felt romance drama which surrounds the true nature of those villagers and what motivated to them to do that decade after decade...Toilet tells us story of a village which does not have a single toilet and one man's love story which is at stake for that and the motivation of this superstition of not having a toilet in your own house...With all that this movie is very well directed and written.. It shows every aspect of the problem in a very rich way which will make you know and see better how it can be stopped or continued... The dialogues in this movie is as good as it can get... Acting is just awesome... The romance between two leads are very well done.. the music and songs are good and also flows with the film..There are few problems like the supporting character beside the main male lead sometimes do something which have to be motivated but seems pretty badly scripted not motivated at all... And the very ending of the movie seems rushed... Other than that this is a well directed damn good movie which needed to be shown into the as wider audiences as possible and a story needed to be told..... 7.9/10......

Sana Khan Well, the movie started at 1436 hrs and the director started to portray the theme to us after 2 hours into the movie. The summary of the first 2 hours of the movie is, (20 comedy punches+ 4Songs + NOTHING). Apart from the comic timings of a few scene, there was nothing in the first 2 hours of the movie. Yes, Bhumi was splendid along with Anupam, Sudhir, and Divyendu. But everything else about the movie stinks just like the title of the movie.You'll yawn throughout the movie if you're not intimidated by cheap jokes. This movie could've been made into a 1.5 hours flick, and if that was the case the rating would have shot from 1* to 7*. But the director wished to show a movie, 2.5 hours long, which is busy pushing the propaganda of the government. Yes! You heard me right. In this movie, you'll see that the Canadian National lead actor, Akshay Kumar has praised government directly or indirectly many times (20 minimum). And towards the end of the movie, they stooped so low that they called the step of De-demonetisation by Narendra Modi, a success. The whole theatre was laughing at that moment. I had to come out of the movie and had to check that whether the Indian Government was the official partner of the production unit. Because this movie served it's purpose very well. Anyways, this movie served the nation pretty well. In the times of fake news and forced illiteracy, this movie will be pushed. Also, there's a nationalistic wave after Indians got its Right Wing Government, so people will love to watch this movie, over and over again. For the love of India, for the love of the government. If I weren't a movie critic, I'd have walked out of the theatre in the first half, but I stayed and gave 1* rating for the enlightenment of fellow readers.