Django is an amazing framework, still, there are a few CONS. The URL specifying with regular expressions is not an easy task.  Template errors fail silently by default, to know that, you may waste a lot of time to figure out what’s wrong, or you MIGHT not even know that your application has a problem. Along with the advantages, there are many disadvantages to Django mentioned below.

Template Mistakes Flop Discreetly itself - System developers do not pay attention to mistakes when they undertake a class-based viewpoint and they are extended through inheritance.

Does Not Have The Capacity To Manage Different Requests At The Same Time:

Django does not support INDIVIDUAL procedures to deal with many requests at the same time. Developers need to investigate approaches and make singular procedures to control various requests proficiently and rapidly at once.

Django is Excessively Monolithic: Django framework directs you into a given specific pattern.

Regex To Indicate Its URL: Django uses regex to determine its URL routing models, which makes the code bigger and makes convoluted syntaxes. 

While Managing Backwards Compatibility, It’s Moving EXTREMELY Gradually: Django has a tendency to get greater and heavier after some time. Django stresses more on dev profitability and backward compatibility than the speed.

• Django uses routing patterns to specify its URL.
• Everything is based on Django ORM and the ORM system lacks features.
• Components are tightly COUPLED and get deployed together
• To work with Django, knowledge of the full system is required.

There are many pros and cons of Django, still, when a project with a deadline is considered, using Django for the project provides the ultimate solution.