Dear Zindagi Review

Alia Bhatt(Kaira) is a talented and quirky woman who works as a cinematographer. So, she sees life rather colorfully through the lens and also in real life. This colorful life for Kaira is backed up by her beautiful family who support her throughout her life. Her life takes a downturn when she deals with a breakup and goes into a psychological melancholy with depression. To treat her depression, Shahrukh Khan(Dr. Jehangir Khan alias Jug) is appointed and as Jug is a psychology doctor, her treats Kaira’s depression with life lessons rather than medications and ailments. What follows is how a depressed Kaira bored to death with life finds new meaning in life, learns how every imperfection is beautiful and feels life as a love letter to herself. Eventually Jug leaves, leaving Kaira as a soulful character.

What's good?

• Cinematography

• BGM

• Dialogues between characters

• SRK-Alia’s acting duo

• SRK’s life lessons

• Simple humor throughout the film

• Emotionally uplifting that will bring smiles on faces

What's not?

• Runtime

• A few songs