‘Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan’ FIRST review

Shanaya Kapoor’s debut film ‘Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan’ has finally hit cinemas today, Friday, 11 July. Fans were waiting eagerly to see her first big screen outing. The film, directed by Santosh Singh, also stars Vikrant Massey in the lead.

While everyone was excited, early reviews show that the film is more than worth the wait.A heartwarming story that touches the soulA viewer who watched ‘Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan’ couldn’t stop praising it. Sharing his thoughts on Instagram, he said the film “touched not just his heart but also his soul.”The review reads, “The film blends humour with deeply moving emotional moments. It’s a heartwarming story that gently unfolds and grows on you.

From its dialogues to its emotional arcs, this 2-hour 20-minute film truly justifies every second of your time — it’s a complete value-for-money cinematic experience."Shanaya’s stunning debut performanceEveryone wanted to see how Shanaya Kapoor would perform in her very first film. Going by this early review, she has made quite an impact.“This is Shanaya Kapoor’s debut, and what a debut it is! dialogue delivery, expressions, and overall screen presence are absolutely impressive — easily one of the best debut performances in recent years," the review mentioned.

Vikrant Massey wins hearts againVikrant Massey is known for his honest acting, and he seems to have done it yet again in ‘Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan’. “He once again proves he’s a powerhouse of talent. His portrayal is so natural, heartfelt, and real — he lives the character. Together, their chemistry brings the story alive."Direction that deserves applauseDirector Santosh Singh has brought this story to life on screen, and his work has not gone unnoticed.

The review noted, “Directed by Santosh Singh, the film deserves a standing ovation. His direction brings out the essence of love, pain, and purity in the most elegant way."A lesson in true loveWhat stands out most is how the film talks about love,“‘Aankhon Ki Gustakhiyan’ teaches you the meaning of true love. It shows that when a girl loves sincerely, she gives it her all — even her life if needed. This film is not just to be watched — it’s to be felt.

And when it ends, you won’t stop praising it."Based on a Ruskin Bond storyThe film is based on Ruskin Bond’s short story ‘The Eyes Have It’. Shanaya plays a theatre artist while Vikrant plays a blind musician. This touching story of love and emotions has clearly worked its magic on viewers.A clash at the box office‘Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan’ has released on the same day as ‘Maalik’, a gangster drama starring Rajkummar Rao and Manushi Chhillar.