Sobhita Dhulipala starrer drama ‘Love, Sitara’ is currently streaming on Zee5. The film directed by Vandana Kataria revolves around Sitara and her dysfunctional family, as she navigates through love, life, and everything else. The romantic drama has hit the streaming platform today, and the movie buffs have started to watch it.
Let’s take a look at some of the audience response from X (formerly Twitter)
A movie buff expressed that ‘Love, Sitara’ is a ‘one-time watch’.“#LoveSitara starring Sobhita Dhulipala is likeable not lovable. It’s about hiding truths that tumble out days before her marriage. Set in Kerala, it’s a one-time watch. Frankly, the role needed a younger woman with some degree of naivety,” the netizen wrote.
A movie forum on X wrote that the film centers around Sitara, played by Sobhita Dhulipala, “‘Love Sitara’ rests mostly on Sitara’s shoulders and Sobhita Dhulipala’s stunning screen presence shines through with Rajeev Siddhartha’s Arjun providing a good foil to her effervescent yet flawed character.”
A cinephile said that the film deserves 4 stars, and wrote, “#LoveSitara – An uber cool tale of love dipped with the right ‘tadka’ of tradition. The complexities of modern day relationships are depicted in its truest form and executed so beautifully. Chaar Sitara’s (stars) for #LoveSitara! (4 stars).”
Another movie said that all the best scenes were compiled in 2 minutes, and the rest of the film was ‘unwatchable’. “Must compliment the editor who made the trailer of #LoveSitara on @ZEE5India. In less than 2 minutes, all the best scenes were compiled. Rest all is unwatchable , a confused movie, a Punjabi song in Kerala backdrop is icing on the cake,” the post read.
Love, Sitara | Song – Ungliyon Pe
ETimes rated the film 3 out of 5, and wrote, “’Love Sitara’ explores family bonds and the fact that every family has its share of secrets and dysfunction, no matter how perfectly one might try to keep the facade of a happy family. And the pressure to conform to societal norms. However, while the thought is spot on, the film’s narrative is not always convincing. It succumbs to familiar tropes at times and some portions are very clunky.”
