Hum Do Hamare Do Evaluate {2.5/5} & Evaluate Ranking
HUM DO HAMARE DO is the story of a person who will get pretend dad and mom to impress the woman he loves. Dhruv Shikhar (Rajkummar Rao) is an orphan who used to work within the dhaba run by Purshottam Mishra (Paresh Rawal) as a toddler. Someday, he runs away and research laborious. He then emerges as a profitable entrepreneur and the creator of a VR app referred to as Jaadugar. On the launch occasion of his app, he meets Anya Mehra (Kriti Sanon), a vlogger. He falls for her and he or she too begins liking him. Nevertheless, she needs to marry an individual who has a candy household. She additionally has a motive for doing so. Her dad and mom died when she was a child. Her chacha Dr. Sanjeev Mehra (Manu Rishi Chadha) and spouse Rupa Mehra (Prachee Shah Pandya) raised her like her personal youngster. Dhruv fears that if he tells her the reality that he has nobody on this world, she would possibly go away him. So he lies that he stays together with his dad and mom. Anya agrees to marry him. Then he alongside together with his finest buddy Shunty (Aparshakti Khurana) decides to discover a man and girl who can fake to be his dad and mom. Shunty takes him to Shadiraam (Sanand Verma). He’s an skilled marriage ceremony planner and can even assist in getting pretend visitors. He strains up a whole bunch of women and men for Dhruv’s necessities. Sadly, none of them match the invoice. At this level, Dhruv is reminded of Purshottam who has now retired and has settled in Shimla. He additionally realizes that he’s in love with Deepti Kashyap (Ratna Pathak Shah), who additionally resides in Shimla. Purshottam is conscious that she’s residing in the identical metropolis however is scared to strategy her. When Dhruv learns that Deepti is Purshottam’s previous flame, he convinces her to be her mom. She agrees and as soon as she’s on board, Purshottam additionally follows go well with and agrees to be his father. Anya’s household and Dhruv’s ‘household’ then meet at a restaurant. All goes properly till Purshottam has too many drinks. He will get so emotional that he asks for Deepti’s hand in marriage. An aghast Deepti leaves. Somebody within the restaurant shoots the video of the proposal and it goes viral. This embarrasses Dr. Mehra and he now has second ideas on whether or not he ought to permit Anya to marry into such a household. What occurs subsequent types the remainder of the movie.
Deepak Venkateshan and Abhishek Jain’s story is extremely entertaining and has the potential to be a humorous and emotional saga. Prashant Jha’s screenplay fails to do justice to such a fantastic plot. Some humorous and emotional scenes do stand out however total, just a few developments are troublesome to digest. Prashant Jha’s dialogues are nice at locations however total, may have been higher. Some comparable scenes on this house in current instances like BADHAAI HO [2018], BALA [2019], MIMI [2021] and so forth have set a benchmark and this movie fails to go previous these when it comes to one-liners.
Abhishek Jain’s path is first rate though he had much better management of the writing in his earlier regional movies. He handles the romantic observe properly and likewise the portion within the second half when Dhruv bonds together with his fake dad and mom. Additionally, the interval level does elevate laughs. However the movie is disjointed, for which even the enhancing is responsible. There was a possible of including much more humour however Abhishek misses the chance. Dhruv’s outburst within the climax is unconvincing. The climax is hurried and one is left bewildered as to how an adamant Dr. Sanjeev Mehra had a change of coronary heart.
HUM DO HAMARE DO begins on a really candy observe. Dhruv and Anya’s first assembly is a bit awkward however works. The scenes of Dhruv and Anya’s romance are first rate and set the bottom for the movie. After some extent, one does get stressed as one has already seen the trailers and the way the story goes to pan out subsequent. It’s solely when Purshottam and Deepti comply with be Dhruv’s dad and mom that the movie will get attention-grabbing as soon as once more. The scene the place each the households meet is humorous. Publish-interval, the scenes of Anya staying with Dhruv’s ‘household’ make for a pleasant watch. The scene the place Deepti speaks to Dhruv about her strained relations together with her son may be very touching. One expects the movie to get even higher from right here on. Nevertheless, the pre-climax and climax each fail to make the specified affect.
Rajkummar Rao does properly however will get overshadowed by the towering presence of Paresh Rawal and Ratna Pathak Shah. Kriti Sanon is apt for the half and delivers a superb efficiency. Her display screen time, nonetheless, is proscribed within the first half. Additionally, the love story suffers total since there’s much more issues occurring within the movie. Paresh Rawal is sort of entertaining and enhances affect. Ratna Pathak Shah is swish and one of many components why this movie works to some extent. Mazel Vyas (Kanika’s Anya’s sister) leaves a mark and is sweet within the scene the place she questions Manu Rishi Chadha within the pre-climax. Aparshakti Khurana is okay and his character will get a uncooked deal. Manu Rishi Chadha is reliable whereas Prachee Shah Paandya is gorgeous. Sanand Verma is a bit over-the-top but it surely works. Sarthak Sharma (little Dhruv) is nice whereas Khabir Mehta (Chintu) essays the a part of the mischievous child properly. Avijit Dutt (Dhruv’s boss) is wasted and the identical goes for Shibani Bedi (Shunty’s spouse). Aditya Taranch (Sanket) is ok.
Sachin-Jigar’s music doesn’t have the potential to have an extended shelf life. ‘Bansuri’, performed in the long run credit and has the chartbuster really feel. ‘Kamli’ and ‘Vedha Sajjeya’ work properly within the movie. ‘Raula Pae Gayaa‘ is performed for hardly a minute. ‘Dum Gutkoon’ makes for a superb unhappy music. Sachin-Jigar’s background rating is significantly better.
Amalendu Chaudhary’s cinematography is acceptable. Dayanidhi Patturajan and Amrish Patange’s manufacturing design is neat. Rajkummar’s renovated home particularly is interesting but sensible. Anisha Jain, Sukriti Grover and Jia-Mallika’s costumes are wealthy. Dev Rao Jadhav’s enhancing is disjointed.
On the entire, HUM DO HAMARE DO rests on a fantastic plot and superb performances from the lead actors, notably Paresh Rawal and Ratna Pathak Shah. However the common script and weak climax diminishes the affect to an extent.
