Goodbye Film Review: Hindi cinema in the last two years has been trying to show the pain of loss of loved ones along with films like Ramprasad's Terahvi, Paglait, to show that after the death of someone close to them, traditions and customs have changed. A different drama starts on the name. Is that drama necessary? Vikas Bahl's film Goodbye takes a step forward. Is this old custom necessary to say goodbye to a person? Is there some connection between faith and science? goodbye withIt also brings to the fore the question of whether we are able to tell our loved ones how much we love them, which often remains in our lives like regrets after their departure. This film of Vikas Bahl is the story of this emotional journey. On an emotional level, this film keeps you engaged from beginning to end. This is its biggest feature. Which also ignores the flaws in the story and screenplay of this film.

The story begins with Tara (Rashmika). She is celebrating her victory with her friends, when her father Harish (Amitabh Bachchan) gets a call, but she does not take her father's phone, in the morning she learns that her mother Gayatri (Neena Gupta) has died. The whole family comes under one roof to bid farewell to the mother. In which Tara also has three brothers. Differences start between Harish and his children. From ideological to personal differences everything starts coming to the fore. Will these differences increase the distance between them or will this family unite by mistake of all the grievances. This is the next story.

This film is an emotional journey. Because of which those who have lost their loved ones. He will be able to feel totally connected while watching this film. This film has come true in explaining the family and its importance as well. The film deals with the pain of losing itself as well as the humour. There are many such scenes in the film, which bring a smile on the face. Especially the entire sequence involving the women of the building. Talking about the music, he does justice to the story. The songs of Mahakal and Chann Pardeshi are definitely remembered. The cinematography of the film is also appreciated. It gives depth to the story.

Along with the story of the film, the pace of the film has also slowed down. Apart from this, the characters are also somewhat undercooked. His background is not set up properly.

Talking about acting, it has proved to be an important aspect of this film. Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has once again managed to leave a mark with his acting. In the bone immersion scene, he makes me cry. Rashmika impresses with her acting, but she needed to work on her language a bit. Whenever Neena Gupta appears on screen, she adds a different color to the story. Sunil Grover has been successful in impressing in a cameo role. Ashish Vidyarthi, Powell Gulati, Elli Abram in the rest of the characters also do justice to their roles.

Goodbye is an emotional film, but if a little more work had been done on the story and screenplay of the film, it could have become a great film. Despite this, everyone must see this film once.