Do Patti Streams On Netflix: Is Kriti Sanon & Kajol Starrer Worth A Watch? What Do Netizens Say? Take A Look!

Do Patti Streams On Netflix: Kajol, Kriti Sanon and Shaheer Sheikh starrer Do Patti released today and the film seems to have impressed audiences amidst mixed reviews. Kajol plays a cop for the very first time in a career span of three decades and has created magic on screen. Netizens are all praises for the movie.

Is Do Patti Worth A Watch? Here's What Netizens Say

Netizens who have taken to X have written,"Do Patti is a must watch+ a neat story, stellar cast and beautiful story of mother -daughter and domestic violence. Kajol ma'am what a performance ever means from Baazigar to Do Patti in fact she's so amazing performance."

Another user wrote, " Just finished watching #DoPatti! This movie is so so good! Kriti Sanon nailed it as Saumya and Shailee. Kajol was great. The message of this film is so so important. Please do watch it. It should reach the audiences. Could've released in the theatres, it's phenomenal."

Another user wrote,"Kajol as Vidya Jyoti in Do Patti is fierce, fearless and phenomenal! Queen! your intensity and performance shines!"

More About Do Patti

Do Patti is directed by Shashank Chaturvedi and is produced by Kanika Dhillon under her banner Kathha Pictures in association with Kriti Sanon 's Blue Butterfly Films. Earlier, talking to Zoom entertainment, Kriti Sanon said, "I was emotionally invested (in Do Patti). I don't think I ended up detaching myself. It started with the fact that I wanted to produce something and tell a story that talks about this subject a little more deeply. A lot of films have been done well but I felt there was a lot more depth in it and it had to be hard-hitting. It is a hard-hitting reality and it is getting worse. The idea was to do it as sensitively as we could without shying away from really showing and talking (about domestic violence)."

She further added, "When you do those scenes, it is not possible for it to not affect you at all. It does affect you. You have to feel it, go through it and move on. That is just a scene and I know that. But, that's someone's reality. That is scary."