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The film is based on the fact that in the last stages of life old people need love and support. Loneliness, insecurities and uncertainties of life make them bitter. Day care center.

I truly appreciate every single person to watch this movie especially all the children so that we can understand the importance of having our partners around us. After watching this film 2 or 3 times in last two days, it tells us how parents are neglected in their old age after retirement. Parents are not expecting anything from children expect love and affection. Parents are not asking money or any property. In this movie Sumit gets deeply impacted by the words of his sister in-law. She says elder people shows happiness on face even though they are hurt inside which changes Sumit mentality and he decides open an elderly homage. I request each children of this era to watch this movie. Such a masterpiece from director sir.

This film is a great example of parenthood and life after 60. Phenomenal work done by the director. Hats off. I like the fact how the movie majorly deals with the idea of life should be spent after 60 in a manner rather than pointing out the problems, difficulties. Baghban is there for it. More social issues related movies like this should be made. Star cast is the best. Comic timing of Sinha Saheb and emotions of Aashi is very pointing. Some of the punches are good, funny and some could be improvised. Nickname of brother in-law and sister in-law as BIL and SIL is unique. I have seen Sonal Mudgal on news channel as an anchor but never knew that she has a potential of acting too.

Very heart touching movie, it is emotional, it is romantic, comedy is there, overall, it's a must watched movie. Songs are very good for those who like listening to emotional and cheerful songs. This movie teaches you the real meaning of love, bonding, and trust. Teenagers as well as different age group people would love to see this movie.

Coming to the plot, I like the theme how it goes around the life of elderly people who are struggling with "what to do" after ages of work-life and it is difficult to get the right social issue on screen and writer director done this job fabulously. It's a family comedy movie with the message that people should not stop living after retirement and loving themselves. Instead they should love themselves more now as they are having more time now. Ideologies like senior citizens should not drink or watch naughty stuff, I mean why? When young generation can do it, same way seniors can do it. I like the idea how the director represented it on screen. Also, King Altaaf Raja is back with another hit song. Apart from Altaaf Raja's song, I like the other song very much which goes like "Mai Jogi Mai Jogi."

10 nahi 40 movie defines life can be lived in beautiful, fun manner even after retirement from work-life. This is not only a movie, but it is also a real-life lesson for all of us which the director has shown. It's a great piece of work showing the harsh but the true reality. It goes around with elders being neglected by their family. However, the film does have a comedy track & that is its strong point, audience can feel few laughs in between the storyline. Here, the theme is also similar but with a nice twist in the end. The film can be watched with the entire family. Music is decent. At some places I feel scene can be wrote more beautifully and at some places I feel performances were below the average bar. Overall, it's a good watch movie.

Accidently found this movie on YouTube recommendation and I rented it. I feel this movie is very touching, matching with the present-day reality and giving strength to old and seniors to lead the life in their own way without expecting from so called modern son or becoming burden on them. Really projected from the reality of life. It shows the fact that youth don't know that they must pass away through old age. Moreover, youths must know that they get what they give.

Actors acting were too good and very realistic. Social message is there in this movie that now-a-days most of the children do not respect their parents and feel them as a burden. And when their children get married and when their daughter in law or son in law enter in their house, they don't respect them, pay attention to them and don't have emotion for them. It feels like they utilize their parents like puppets and later they humiliate them as well. I like how Sumit who used to hate elders, his heart changes and he opens home for elderly people. That is a perfect decision. In India 90 percent cases is there. In India most of parents spend money in their children's education and for other expenses but in the end all they get is humiliation because they are not up to date according to society.

10 nahi 40 is a story of group of retired people who are looking for love and affection of their sons, daughters, grandsons but somehow with the going world, it is difficult to maintain the sweetness in the relationships. One of the major reasons is negligence of children towards their parents and busyness with the professional life. I think, the lead actor who is also the director of this film, plays role of Sumit who initially hates the elder people because of their weird behavior. But as the story moves ahead, he realizes the hollowness, loneliness in the lives of retired people and decides open a day shelter home for them. In my opinion, story is not new. We have seen Baghban, Amrit, Avtaar etc. In Bollywood but unlike them this movie is more comic and deals lightly with emotion. So, while watching this movie you would not feel unnecessary moving of tears from eyes to cheeks.

A film that asks the question "If a man helps you to walk your first steps in life, why can't you help him walk his last steps," 10 nahi 40 drama finds fathers/mothers reaching out to their children for joy of life. This type of movies stores the power to change the whole society. I have crores of word to praise this movie, so it is not possible to write here. But still I want to say that this type of movie has changed my life. Movies are secondary source of learning in Hindustan (nowadays a primary source) so very thanks to whole team of this movie for teaching a great chapter of life to the Indian or should I say Hindustani children. Much-much appreciation to the team for their hard work and for giving an eye-opening cinema to us.

In terms of acting, acting has been done just right. Yes, the view that the film tried to give is quite amazing. In today's environment, children are forgetting their responsibilities towards their parents.

The story of 10 nahi 40 begins in a high-class society of a city, where a boy, Sumit, gets angry with the elders living around him. He does not like the way these elders laugh, having fun and their day-to-day activities. But at the same time, his sister-in-law Ashi takes great care of all these elders. She is always ready for the welfare of these elders. When Aashi sees Sumit's anger towards these elders, she decides that she will die by changing his behavior and from here many twists come in the story. This movie is a slice of life drama, in which an attempt has been made to give a good message in the packet of comedy. The film deals with the many problems faced by senior citizens through the story on screen. In the beginning, all these people may seem like funniest and 'buff' type, but in the second part of the film, another aspect related to all this has also been shown. If seen, this film shows the challenges of the elderly and the pain of loneliness that people must face one day or the other.