StunnaKrypto Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

SparkMore n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Lela The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

Hamidlatif A must watch for everyone, every age, every gender. It's my first review ever but after watching this movie I was compelled to write one. An excellent movie worth watching. We all went (my wife, my kids, even my brother in-law and my father in-law) yes all of us :). The only confusion we now have is why would some one not like it . My brother in-law who has already watched this movie went with us again to watch it . He wouldn't let us speak even a single word while watching the movie. I admit that we went with a hesitation because of all the mixed reviews and because also the competitive movie was "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" in short we are all happy that we watched this one!!

Awais Asghar Of course the movie was not flawless, but it was worth watching. i think it was a decent movie. the direction was very good in my view the problem was that the story moved very fast. transition between scenes could have been better, music was pretty good. the movies is competing Bollywood's Bajrangi bhaiijaan & some Hollywood movies (minions, ant man etc) which means that it is worth watching.Pakistani cinema is improving day by day. Projects like these show us that finally our industry is moving in the right direction. One should admire Mahira khan's acting skills in the movie, i'm anxiously looking forward to her bollywood debut in Raees. So go out and enjoy the show

erumehmad This film was created keeping in mind all audiences, especially the ones abroad. I can understand the brusque critic from localites as they were hoping for a smack dab winner over the Indian films. From the perspective of a dedicated Pakistani living across seven seas (metaphorically speaking), it is the best romance Desi film in the past ten years. One is reminded of the romantic poetry that enthralled him/her in schools and colleges invoking binge drama watch. The colorful, sparkling back drops, traditional yet modern outfits, and delicious mention of Eid specials will take one time traveling back to their hometowns.Although the beginning sets the mood for how Saba (Mahira Khan) and Irtiza (Humaiyun Saeed) is entwined in a friendly relationship, there is much more to their connection than the eye meets and that is unraveled throughout the film. The moment one fails to focus on the slow pace of the film the predictability and flaws rise and shine. The beauty in enjoying this film is to let go of the hypothesis and may be watch it twice or more to allow ones self to explore feelings that once harbored our hearts and mind.The reason for my super extolled review for 'Bin Roye' is its stylistic approach in depicting the most filmed topic in the history of cinema; 'love.' Unlike Indian films it's use of genuine grief and tragedy evokes compassion and empathy in viewers that sends them home with a piece of Saba's (Mahira Khan) heart.

Fazal Ahmed Chughtai Total waste of time. poor sequence. don't waste your time and money. The plot is so silly that by the last 20 minutes we were just anxious to leave. Pakistani directors need to learn from their Indian neighbors how to properly make a movie. Save your money guys. This movie really isn't worth it. First interval, I didn't understand the relation between Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan as she was showing herself to Humayun Saeed like a wife. And then if she was going to marry someone who already married with a child then whats the point of not accepting Humayun Saeed. Totally Nonsense film.