Besides, Deepali is mentioned as Deepika by many in the film, with even the wedding board reading ‘Deepika’ – a goof up that probably escaped everyone’s attention at the editing table. The movie loses its pace and becomes slow in the second half, which could have been edited better. After a point, the dialogue repetition (‘ Shu Thayu? Aapde cricket ramta 'ta…’) loses its fun factor and becomes irritating, which was avoidable. The movie isn’t without its flaws though. His comic timing, as he cheers up Chirag with the slowest paced sentence delivery, is of a different level! Yash Soni, Mitra Gadhvi and Kinjal Rajpriya prove to be the perfect foil in terms of performances but it is Aarjav Trivedi, with his unique character sketch as Viral, who is an absolute show-stealer. Still, the audiences’ blue-eyed boy plays his role to perfection, with impeccable comic timing. Malhar, again, is the star of the show, although he has been stereotyped a bit (like his characters in Chhello Divas and Love Ni Bhavai). The music adds more life to the film, especially ‘Bhaibando Bhare Bhayankar’ and ‘Shaan Bhaan Bhule’.Īpart from that, the performances take the movie to the next level. Right from the opening scene where Manan mentions over a phone call that he is looking for ‘ pari jevi chhokri’ and Deepali comes wearing ‘angel’ attire for some college show, you know that you are in for a hilarious treat. Comedy factor is the biggest USP of this film. While the movie is reportedly inspired from a South Indian comedy flick, the ‘Gujarati-fication’ was so seamless on parameters of screenplay, dialogues and direction that it didn’t come across as a remake. And this man has again ensured that he played his comedy cards aptly and this one scores a hat-trick when it comes to ensuring a fun-filled movie experience. Review: Expectations were high from director Krishnadev Yagnik, considering his previous two ventures ( Chhello Divas and Karsandas Pay & Use) were much appreciated by critics and masses alike. Will Manan’s friends salvage the situation and will he regain memory? Consequently, Manan doesn’t recognize his fiance Deepali (Kinjal Rajpriya), neither does he remember anything about his impending wedding. Story: While playing cricket with his friends– Neel (Yash Soni), Chirag (Mitra Gadhvi) and Viral (Aarjav Trivedi), Manan (Malhar Thakar) meets with an accident that causes partial loss of his memory.

Chhello divas movie review