It's funny, touching, visually rich, and only slightly too syrupy toward the end.

It's too simplistic to say that I found it offensive because of the nondisabled cast, but it's also true that I am reluctant to praise the things it does well because of this singular inescapable problem.

There's a lot to appreciate about the inspiring coming-of-age drama "Margarita With a Straw" despite several seemingly avoidable flaws.

That this film was made in a time when openly queer characters and relationships were far from mainstream in Hindi cinema makes it that much more special.