As International Women’s day is on 8th March, am sure each one of you has made some plans to celebrate it in their own ways.
It is a day to make all the precious ladies in our life feel more precious. Honoring women who deserve to be appreciated.
One doesn’t need to go out of the way to celebrate this day, a simple relax day is enough to make her feel special.
I enjoy the day most in my cozy bed and stream online my favorite shows.
As Binge-watching has become popular and norm, celebrate the women’s day by watching top movies on Netflix which will assuredly make you exhilarated.
With that in mind, I have compiled 5 best romantic comedies movies focused on the woman to watch this women’s day.
These romantic comedies are light-hearted, humorous, filled with joy and love which will enlighten your mood.
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1) Isn’t it Romantic
This Netflix movie is recently released and has our desi girl Priyanka Chopra.
After hitting her head, an architect who hates romantic comedies wakes up to find her unremarkable life has become a dazzling, cliché driven rom-com.
Rebel Wilson who is playing the main character looks beautiful and is awesome. The story is quite predictable but entertaining. All the actors have performed well including Priyanka Chopra.
The movie is certainly full of fun with a pinch of fantasy. So, stream online and enjoy watching this movie wholeheartedly.
2) Leap Year
It is a 2010 movie starring Oscar nominee Amy Adams who looks charming. It is a lovely, sweet movie with a beautiful location.
Anna travels to Dublin to propose marriage to her boyfriend on Feb 29, a leap day. But she faces many obstacles on her way and little did she knew that her life would change completely during her journey.
This road trip romance takes you on a ride to an enchanting journey with a spectacular view.
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3) I Feel Pretty
This is a Netflix Original 2018 movie about a plus size women who is less confident and always doubts her caliber. She always wishes to look beautiful and luckily one day her wish turns true.
She wakes up with newfound confidence and a fearless outlook on life & love. Her appealing attitude makes her win hearts and the appreciation which she always wished for.
But this body transformation was entirely in her mind and her sudden attitude left everyone around her spell bounded.
Later when she is back to herself, she realizes that the wish was never real but her positive approach is what made her desirable for all.
The story gives a wise message that no matter how you look superficially if you have a right attitude and confidence then nothing seems far.
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4) Something Borrowed
Something Borrowed is a 2011 romantic comedy film based on Emily Griffin’s 2005 best-seller book of the same name.
Lifelong friendship is put to the test when a successful single lawyer, Rachel falls in love with her best friend fiancée who was her fellow student in law school. In fact, because of Rachel, her best friend Darcy met him.
Will Rachel express her feelings towards her best friend fiancée or she will sacrifice as she always did for Darcy. Watch out to find it.
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5) To all the boys I loved before
It is a 2018 Netflix teen romantic comedy movie that tells a joyful story of young love.
When High school junior Lara’s secret love letters somehow get mailed to each of her five crushes, she finds her life turned upside down.
This is a charming and most endearing teen movie to watch out for which is based on the novel by the same name.
So, if you enjoy watching teen movies or you want to feel nostalgia then this movie is for you.
These were my list of rom-com movies. Hope this women day you will enjoy binge watching more.
Have got any recommendations? Let me know in the comments.
*Disclaimer: The movies listed are temporarily available on Netflix, PC: Unsplash, Google
