My quick rating - 6;3/10. Lighthearted and entertaining flick that follows the journey of Ria Khan (Priya Kansara); a martial artist-in-training; as she sets out to rescue her older sister Lena from an arranged marriage. With the help of her friends; Ria embarks on a daring wedding heist; fueled by a desire for independence and sisterhood. While the movie has its moments of fun and likeable characters; it falls short in certain areas. One of its strengths of lies in its protagonist; Kansara. She is a strong and determined character who captivates the audience with her martial arts skills (part of the fun here) and unwavering determination to save her sister. The film does a commendable job of showcasing Ria's growth and her journey towards self-discovery. Her relatability and charisma make her a compelling lead. The movie benefits from a light-hearted and comedic tone; creating an enjoyable atmosphere. The heist elements add an extra layer of excitement and adventure to the story; keeping the audience engaged. The chemistry between Ria and her friends is palpable; and their camaraderie adds depth to the film's themes of friendship and sisterhood. I did like the turn this flick ended up taking towards the end which definitely gave it more to follow since much of it was trodding down a very familiar movie path. While the film attempts to explore themes of independence and societal expectations; it fails to delve deeper into these topics; leaving some potential untapped. In terms of technical aspects; the film is visually appealing; with well-executed action sequences and vibrant cinematography. The soundtrack complements the tone of the movie; enhancing the overall viewing experience. This along with a the necessary amount of humor to engage with since this flick wasn't attempting to be an all out action extravaganza. Overall I found this one to be a fun and enjoyable flick with a strong protagonist and a lively group of characters. I would recommend it for a light-hearted adventure with likeable characters; if that is what you are looking for.