3 Idiots
Drama • PG-13 • 2009 • 2 hr 50 min
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Amazing movie, a bit too long (said the one who watched it three times), but worth watching
Definitely something you should see. I did enjoy it although it was a little depressing
Best Indian film of all time, if you haven't watched it totally recommend it
It’s a captivating story, and it really makes you think. Characters are very entertaining
The best movie from India, everything about it is just awesome, once you watched it you would feel addicTed to this movie
A very good example to look at life in a different and creative way
Amazing story line that challenges the routine way of thinking & education. Great comedy that makes you laugh & think.
One of the SWEETEST movies I’ve ever seen; All is Well
What an amazing movie. It covers everything from romance to social issues to comedy to friendship You can watch it a million times and enjoy
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