Veere Di Wedding, a film banned in Pakistan but rolling in theatres currently worldwide. The much-anticipated film is the comeback of Kareena Kapoor after her pregnancy and childbirth and also Sonam Kapoor’s first film after her marriage. The film sets into some trivial matters that revolve around the modern-age women — her marriage woes, how the society deems her independence and of course, talks about relationships and commitment. The hoopla around this film seemed justified, given the glamor and the cast of the film.

Despite the film getting mixed reviews from viewers (which isn’t what many thought), the film is still currently being raved about. If you are still wondering whether the decision of banning the film was wrong, you better see the review of this savage aunty regarding the film.

So Is Veere Di Wedding Worth Spending Your Time and Money At?

Not really. Just like every glamor-pretentious Bollywood film, this wasn’t any different either. And here’s what the savage aunty had to say:

While Talking About the Acting and the Songs, the Savage Aunty Went Totally Savage On the Character of Swara Bhasker!

Swara Bhasker has recently been receiving a lot of hate from social media as well – for her hypocrisy on first loving Pakistan and then hating Pakistan because it banned her film.

Aunty Savage, who seems more intelligent than the makers of the film, shed light on how the direction was focused more on the product placement/branding than the story or the real work which makes a film, film.

People, Especially the Indians, Were Loving this Apt Review!

LOOL

Best film review ever.. and most probably more entertaining than the movie #VeereDiWedding.. https://t.co/7QmVqSDlQE

— Paresh Rawal fn (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) June 1, 2018

Yep, She REALLY Did!

The aunty has ended Swara Bhasker's career! ??? https://t.co/wINkHGJPom

— Hemant (@bija_hem) June 1, 2018

Total Honest, Total Brutal

This woman should have her own movie review show https://t.co/qFsuW5T1DL

— sunetra choudhury (@sunetrac) June 1, 2018

Here’s the Review of the Savage Aunty:

So well, maybe the Pakistani censor board did us all a favor and saved us from wasting our time and money on this typical, boring film with zero substance.

But kudos to aunty savage for such an honest review!