Sukruti Kulkarni

One word , "Why?". The first 2 parts were actually kind of interesting to watch and had some "feel good romance" , this 3rd part utterly is nonsense compared to first 2. Basically, the story isn't moving ahead and nothing new is happening. With load tones of new faces I lost somewhere in between to realize who's who. Also an observation is the characters are playing the part with 0 heart in it. The last 2 parts had both the main characters portraying a serious appealing chemistry , that magic is simply lost here. They are just "making" the movie not "creating" a quality one. Simply no expression, 0 chemistry , no new plot , no new story , nothing new or exciting for audience. It was definitely a waste of time for me. There is nothing appealing about this part just a stretched unnecessary plot and a horrible twist which audience doesn't even want or anticipated. The writers and directors are not experimenting with Hero's potential , the same rugged expression , the same anger filled accusing lover is not what he is capable of, he is way more capable if given chance , of course. I don't think I will watch the last 4th part to be released in 2022. To speak for this part its total disappointment! And yeah for the audience who was expecting some "cheesy romance" , don't even bother! This time, the love scenes are actually a lot more disappointment than the story itself. Unlike previous parts , this even portrays hopeless love scenes or anything to be excited for!

I am just going to say “simply awesome”. As soon as the movie is ended I am here looking at reviews and googling for the main cast, not to mention Its Director! What incredible work he has done. This simple story with lower class Indian Male who is bread earner of the family and is struggling to settle in newly married life. He is auto rickshaw driver by profession. How he is dealing with his miserable life while looking for some affection from his new bride. I must say the storyline is really very realistic. One can relate this with actual day to day incidents of a family living in a single room or any mumbai chawl for that matter. the difficulties they share to get a single moment of privacy are still a reality in many Indian households and the director is succeeded in portraying it on silver screen. I just loved all the main characters and special mention to our hero Shukla ji. His onscreen wife does the assigned job of shy and silent new wife hesitant to speak a single word. His mother is a perfect example of what a real Indian mom is and what a typical Indian MIL is. Just one concern I feel is movie’s name can be more realistic rather than just “love and shukla”.