we spent so much time searching for the car we didn’t realize the real car was the friends we made along the way

Completely forgettable con artist hijinks that happen to culminate in some A+ goat content. Truly, I could watch those squinty-eyed weirdos chew, walk around, and stare off into space for an eternity and be content. But they only feature for about 15 minutes. The rest of the runtime is dedicated to fun stuff like having your romantic interest pretend to throw you from the roof of a building.

Thank God I didn't read the reviews beforehand. This is such a pure movie, I'm genuinely happy I watched this. 0% nudity, no kiss scenes, just a simple movie about a girl who's a total box (aka super simple) (who eventually learns it's ok to step out of the box sometimes) and her i10. 💗

Like the inconvenient cutlery it is named after, there is little reason to try it if there are alternatives available. 

FULL REVIEW HERE

Mithila Palkar is the sole reason I enjoyed this, her work is inspired with all other elements in the rest of the film being middling at best

mandakini from RAM TERI GANGA MAILI [1985] walked (wore white and stood, somewhat smoulderingly, under a waterfall) so that abhay deol from CHOPSTICKS [2019] could run (wear white and stand, somewhat smoulderingly, in the rain)

The only reason I wanted to watch this film was to see Vijay Raaz slap someone.

The chemistry between the two characters was a little off but I really really enjoyed this. Every scene was just as bizarre as the last one and I loved it

There's a better movie there somewhere.

A sweet movie that resolve around car and goat. A nice family movie minus the cussing😅

idc this was funny

A charming, cute comedy to watch when you need something light. Nothing more, nothing less. Glad they didn't fit it a love angle in there.

Goats are weird. We need to see more of them on screen.

Mithila deserves the world

God that it didn't have much vulgar songs or the fake action
But was it sponsored by The Ferrero rochers?
A few things I really didn't like include
1: why do the villains have Muslim names in so so many hollywood and bollywood movies?
2: what's with this Indian media portraying men in dressing having a cap on their heads and a black squared necklace around their necks. It's not just in this movie, there are others. It's not the first time I am seeing such. What are they actually tryna suggest? & who do thay think they are?
3. So much for a car! What a week story
4. How come that bakra didn't peed and shit in the room?
5. Indians and their Stigmas, stereotypes, superstitions...
6. What happened to her parents coming? Why did it not happen?

Baahubali ke birthday pe mutton banaya hai?

Haan bhai

*slaps*

Apni hin biradri waalon ko plate pe dekhega toh kesa lagega usko?

also, abhay deol as a wholesome con is my favorite cinematic universe

abhday deol: G.O.A.T
mithila palkar: G.O.A.T
goat: G.O.A.T

The 3rd was not good. I was expceting battle betwen the Artist and the Goat owner.

A sweet movie that resolve around car and goat. A nice family movie minus the cussing😅

bode tambem eh gente ✊🏼😔

I went in with low expectations but it was actually very sweet. Love the lead actress. Want to see more of her, she is just my style

idc this was funny

This is why I don't trust netflix recommendations.

Completely forgettable con artist hijinks that happen to culminate in some A+ goat content. Truly, I could watch those squinty-eyed weirdos chew, walk around, and stare off into space for an eternity and be content. But they only feature for about 15 minutes. The rest of the runtime is dedicated to fun stuff like having your romantic interest pretend to throw you from the roof of a building.

Aesthetically looks bit more like a tv episode rather than a film BUT immensely enjoyable for the characters and the lightheartedness.

Also love how it's called Chopsticks because we see her trying to learn to use chopsticks on her own, and then Abhay Deol teaching her to use them, but then eventually she learns that she's got to do things her own way - a perfect metaphor for the film!