Kudos to Yash Raj for making such films as well, otherwise the Dhoom series and many others are really giving us a brain freeze! But the film sends a beautiful message that love doesn’t choose, if you are meant to fall in love with someone none of the criteria really matter. We often give immense important to colour, height, weight and what not. Dard Karaara is beautiful and the best pick from the film’s album. Anu Malik has done a decent job with the music. To everyone who loved Kumar Sanu and valued his melodious voice, this film is for you. Even the way the dialogues are written, the way they have depicted a typical ‘arranged marriage meeting’ in the 90s is splendid. You literally feel like you are transported to the 90s where people were kinder, air was cleaner and life was simpler and satisfying. The beauty is in the detailing of the sets. The supporting cast is equally splendid and manages to maintain the interest of the audience. If she doesn’t bag the debut this year, then there is something wrong with the panel. She is definitely the coolest find by YRF. Initially you find her stupid, then cute and before you realize you just end up falling in love with her. But, it is Bhumi Pednekar who completely owns the film. The dissatisfaction of a man wanting a “beautiful”, “slim” wife and getting married to someone completely opposite is perfectly emoted by Ayushmann. Ayushmann has acted brilliantly and you absolutely empathize with him every time he is emotional. This turns out to be a turning point in the husband-wife relationship and gives Prem a chance to prove his worth to a family who finds him useless.
Things get much more complicated when Prem’s mother insists that he participate in a race with his wife. While the cute, innocent Sandhya tries to win her husband’s love, he is least interested to even identify her attempts. He marries her eventually under family pressure. Her only “problem” is that she is 85 kgs and therefore Prem rejects her. His life takes a major turn when his marriage is fixed with the creative and talented Sandhya Verma (Bhumi Pednekar). He loves Kumar Sanu’s songs, doesn’t know English and is most scared of his father (Sanjay Mishra). Prem Prakash Tiwari ( Ayushmann Khurrana) owns a cassette shop and is basically an unsuccessful guy. We are introduced to a dysfunctional family who is not happy about anything and ironically they are placed in Haridwar, a place that is known for its peace and spirituality. The film opens with a setting of the 90’s in Haridwar. First up, Ayushmann, welcome back! It’s a pleasure to see you back to you Vicky Donor days and out from your disastrous Hawaizaada days.
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