Movie Name :
Hum Do Hamare Do (2021)
STORY :
Dhruv Shikhar (Rajkummar Rao), a vagrant who has beaten all chances to turn into a fruitful business visionary, needs a family, on the grounds that Anya Mehra (Kriti Sanon), the young lady he goes gaga for, needs to wed somebody who has "a sweet family and a charming pup". His pursuit closes with Purshottam Mishra (Paresh Rawal) and Dipti Kashyap (Ratna Pathak Shah), who have a background marked by their own. Regardless of whether Dhruv and Anya's affection remain in spite of the establishment of lie or not structures the core of the story.
REVIEW :
In spite of not getting off to a promising start, a possibility meeting between business person Dhruv Shikhar and blogger Anya Mehra at the dispatch of his computer generated simulation application prompts another and soon they fall head over heels for one another. Nonetheless, her desire of getting hitched to somebody with a 'sweet family and an adorable pup' sends him on the mission to battle the right guardians. Her desire comes from the deficiency of her folks in a fire mishap when she was seven, post which she was taken on by her uncle, Dr Sanjeev Mehra and auntie Rupa Mehra (Prachi Shah Pandya) and calls them father and mother.
Dhruv, dismayed at the choices his companion Sandeep Sachdeva also known as Shunty (Aparshakti Khurana) and Shaadiram (Saanand Verma) show him, chooses to look for help from Purshottam Mishra, at whose dhaba he worked at as a kid. At the point when Dhruv and Shunty find out with regards to his (Purshottam's) school love Dipti Kashyap (Ratna Pathak Shah), they initially get her to consent to be his mom, so they can get his (Mishra's) gesture to play his dad. We discover that Purshottam and Dipti were to steal away, however the last option created cold feet. Thus, given their set of experiences, how Dhruv and Anya at last walk the special stepped area shapes the core of the film.
Chief Abhishek Jain, who's given hits in Gujarati film with films like Bey Yaar, recounts to an intriguing story with regards to 'Murmur Do Hamare Do' (alongside Deepak Venkateshan). If by some stroke of good luck Prashant Jha had thought of a really captivating and persuading screenplay, it would have taken the film to another level. Things get a little dull and the story slacks in the subsequent half, till real truth is out in the open. At first you wonder, for how long will Dhruv, Purshottam and Dipti have the family impact in light of the fact that reality with regards to bogus guardians needs to move into the open sooner or later. And afterward, it seems like the chief was in a rush to wrap everything up with a cheerful closure.
Rajkummar Rao, who has quick turned into an entertainer to deal with, conveys one more sincere execution and demonstrates why he's past the movies. Kriti Sanon is successful and does equity to her part as Anya. Paresh Rawal and Ratna Pathak Shah stay in fine structure and not just tell the best way to transcend the story yet in addition lead the way. Confirmation lies in the science between their characters — Dhruv, Anya, Purshottam and Dipti — and how they keep you snared with their exhibitions in any event, when the screenplay slips and acquire the film an additional a half star.
Regardless of being a decent entertainer, Aparshakti Khurana appears to being generalized as the saint's closest companion. Manu Rishi Chadha and Prachi Shah Pandya loan great help.
Sachin-Jigar's soundtrack is hummable and helps the account.
In any case, the film has some truly overall quite amusing minutes. Simultaneously, it likewise offers a telling remark on families depicting a glad and joined picture outside while quarreling and battling inside. Furthermore, that one can pick an ideal family in case need be. 'Murmur Do Hamare Do' is a good watch… yet if by some stroke of good luck the subsequent half had been more captivating with a couple of touches a greater amount of humor.