Twitter reviews of Aap Jaisa Koi: R Madhavan in a rom-com? After a hiatus of many years, the actor's fans were thrilled to see him in the genre, and his pairing with Fatima Sana Shaikh seemed auspicious. Since the movie's debut on Netflix, several viewers have watched it and shared their thoughts on X. The two performers and their 'slow burn' love story received universal acclaim, despite the film receiving varied opinions.

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On X, one viewer gave the movie a review, saying, "Aap jaisa koi is a MUST watch." I desperately needed this movie to be good. And it does not disappoint. Ayesha Raza wins this round, but everything is otherwise fantastic."

"Throughout the movie, I had the distinct impression that she shouldn't take him back," a second fan reviewer said. However, I changed my mind as a result of the unexpected twists in the tale. I still don't know if forgiveness is the best course of action. The issue of whether the sister-in-law's adultery was justified is still up for debate.

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"Aap Jaisa Koi is a tender, beautiful love story," another person stated. @ActorMadhavan is outstanding in the role of a middle-aged man. Fatima Sana Sheikh is outstanding. Don't miss it since it discusses a lot of crucial topics. "Aap Jaisa Koi is a tender, mature love story that lasts," a fan said. "Madhavan & Fatima infuse a tale of loss, connection, and second chances with soft magic. It's poetic, slow-burning, and full of emotion."

Madhavan's Madhu and Fatima's Shrirenu, who first cross paths on a coffee date, are the focus of Aap Jaisa Koi. They have a good first impression, and they let their connection some time to see if it may result in marriage. However, issues of patriarchy overshadow how they feel about one another.

The movie is produced by Karan Johar's Dharmatic Entertainment and directed by Vivek Soni. The movie also includes supporting roles for Namit Das, Manish Chaudhari, and Ayesha Raza.

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