Review:
The Film
What are we looking at?
A new genre of movies, where the premise, concept, and even casting have been done to a total novelty and this has been turned into a hit movie. This movie has so much humor in it that it is more fun to watch than anything else! It even has a way of making people like you and me laugh.
This is one of those movies where the hero has two different sides to his personality. He is very cool, calm and collected. He is also very charming and even gives some kind of action which makes one realise that he is not just a plain and ordinary guy.
There are few interesting twists to this story and you find out about them in the end. There are many nice lines of dialogue in it, few puns and that are a lot of fun.
The story begins with a girl called Rashmi Singh, who loves to work, and has taken leave from her job. She is a doctor, and her dad is a businessman. Her dad is a bit over-protective of his daughter, and he is determined that she should not fall in love. She goes out with a guy, and he leaves her because he finds it difficult to deal with her dad. Her dad does not approve of this, and she is told that she will not be allowed to get married unless her dad agrees. The girl decides to elope, and she runs away with the help of her co-worker, Rajiv. Rajiv falls in love with her, and he also happens to be a businessman. This company is very famous for being one of the biggest telecom companies in the world. She decides to get married to him, but her father is not pleased to the extent of being over-protective of her.
Her father decides to take this matter to the courts to stop her from marrying Rajiv. And one day, Rashmi meets her ex-boyfriend and she starts to fall for him.
What is it about?
How to win your dad’s approval is the basic premise of this movie.
Will your dad agree to your marriage?
If your dad is over-protective, you will do anything to get out of his clutches. You may even marry a girl who does not like you!
This story is based on a very nice concept.
How do you take care of your dad when he
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