A small-town couple secretly starts on a live-in relationship, but their families take them to be married. So the couple tries ways to get married, each ending in a fiasco. Devoid of formulaic gimmicks, item songs, or dream sequences in the foreign locations, it manages to build its simplistic story with wit. Filmed in a small town of Gwalior, the film carries a same charm the film-makers have resorted in filming the Indian town alleys like "Badhaai Ho." Despite the implausibilities and its slight story-line, the film turns funny and worth admiring for the on screen chemistry between Kartik Aaryan and Kirti Shanon or the stupendous comedy from Pankaj Tripathi. Overall, the film is a likeable addition to the romantic comedy genre of Indian movies.
Rating: 2 stars out of 4
Rating: 2 stars out of 4