By Trishha Gaur
Parivarik ManuRanjan Movie Review Rating:
Star Cast: Pankaj Tripathi, Aditi Rao Hydari, and a supporting cast playing the quintessential sanskaari family crowd.
Director: Varun V Sharma
What’s Good: Pankaj Tripathi’s effortless warmth, Aditi Rao Hydari’s quiet dignity, and a remarkably progressive core premise that dares to challenge deep-rooted Indian class conditioning.
What’s Bad: A cowardly screenplay that chickens out in the second half, hiding behind safe, veiled humor instead of confronting the ugly social stigmas it initially sets out to dismantle.
Loo Break: Anytime the film repeats its loop!
Watch or Not?: Yes, it definitely is your regular, harmless, feel-good film!
Language: Hindi
Available On: SonyLIV
Runtime: 1 hour and 52 Minutes
User Rating:
Have you ever heard of a man falling in love with his househelp? Or vice versa? We have heard many such stories being discussed in our living rooms, serving as the utmost gossip platters! So, what is so intriguing about these stories? It is the class divide! The basic societal structure that says that you cannot fall in love with your househelp! That is the basic norm of hierarchy! So, when one dares to do it, then it is against the rules of societal development, and hence it is the most celebrated whispered gossip!
So when Pankaj Tripathi and Aditi Rao Hydari decided to attempt a househelp rom-com, the move looked daring! But does the film dare to address this societal stigma well enough? Does it finally resolve this so-called class divide? Does it deliver a powerful social message? Let us find out in our review!
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