Satish Kaushik delivers another great quiet hit revolving around a socially relevant theme. The cast is absolutely awesome. The couple really looks like they're in high school. Both of the kids' parents give excellent, authentic performances.
Kya Kehna! is an equally great film that deals with the same issue. The main difference is that it deals more with the "badnami" in the mother's community, school, etc., while Teree Sang looks more at the emotional baggage, added responsibilities, and "premature maturity." Earlier films put a lot of attention on the abandonment of the father, denying that it is his child, and the resulting burden the mother has to endure. Here, it's nice to see that the father is very faithful, honest, and supportive of his girlfriend, but situations are just as difficult.
Another nice aspect of this movie, is that it shows, without being too preachy, the consequences of choosing this path, including how the couple has created a bleak future for themselves as well as their child.
Direction is great, and songs are good, especially Morey Saiyan and Maula Mila De. Delhi Rap has some nice shots of Delhi.
Kya Kehna! is an equally great film that deals with the same issue. The main difference is that it deals more with the "badnami" in the mother's community, school, etc., while Teree Sang looks more at the emotional baggage, added responsibilities, and "premature maturity." Earlier films put a lot of attention on the abandonment of the father, denying that it is his child, and the resulting burden the mother has to endure. Here, it's nice to see that the father is very faithful, honest, and supportive of his girlfriend, but situations are just as difficult.
Another nice aspect of this movie, is that it shows, without being too preachy, the consequences of choosing this path, including how the couple has created a bleak future for themselves as well as their child.
Direction is great, and songs are good, especially Morey Saiyan and Maula Mila De. Delhi Rap has some nice shots of Delhi.