Zara Hatke Zara Bachke Review: Neither Hatke, Na Bachke, Vicky Kaushal’s film directly touches the dreams of the middle class

Zara Hatke Zara Bachke Review: New couples on cinema always cause excitement among the audience. One such new pair is Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan, who is going to be seen by the audience for the first time through the film ‘Zara Hatke, Zara Bachke’. This film of director Laxman Utekar has been released in theaters today. Producer Dinesh Vijan has often been bringing small town and middle class stories to the screen and such stories have a special place in the hearts of the audience. Come, let us tell you how much this middle class story of Vicky and Sara entertains you.

what does the story say
First of all, talking about the story, Indore’s Kapil Dubey (Vicky Kaushal) and Saumya Dubey, not Saumya Chawla Dubey (Sara Ali Khan) live in a small house with their parents. Kapil teaches Yoga and Saumya teaches in a coaching class. Kapil’s maternal uncle and maternal uncle have also come in this house, this is the root of the real trouble. The house is so small that both of them have to sleep in the hall in the presence of maternal uncle and aunt and you can imagine the problems the newly married couple have to face. Due to the search for privacy, this couple often spends time in the lodge. To find a solution to this problem, this couple does a jugaad and in the process of this jugaad, they even take divorce. But after all, why is this couple getting divorced after falling in love with each other, what turn does the story take, you will get to see that in the film.

Talking about the high points of this film, it is the perfect acting of Vicky Kaushal and the story of a middle-class family, which is probably the story of millions of people in our country. In fact, you will see many such couples or people around you who want to make a peace or say a home for themselves in this chaos of the cities. But often finding or making ‘your home’ is not that easy. This is the reason that this film of Laxman Utekar will be successful in connecting a huge audience with itself. The story is a family entertainer and from the very first scene you will be hooked to the story. Although there is not much surprise factor in the story. You will be able to guess what is happening and what is going to happen next. But the story will not bore you.

On the other hand, talking about acting, as I have already said, the character of Kapil played by Vicky Kaushal as a middle class husband is brilliant. Vicky does convention in every scene. When he showers love on his wife, you feel that yes, he can be such a lover. On the other hand, when it comes to the man who saves, then his small actions will tickle you. Vicky is the most refreshing in this entire film. While Sara is looking very beautiful in saree and in Punjabi avatar, but she still needs to work on her acting. She has been seen doing overs in many scenes, while in some comedy scenes, after the punch line, she herself is seen on the screen suppressing her laughter.

Sharib Hashmi and Inamul Haq, the pair of the film ‘Filmistan’, have appeared in this film, but both do not have a single scene together. Inaam Ul Haq has done a great job in the film. He has got a lot of screen space and he looks good in it. On the other hand, Sharib Hashmi’s first scene is a bit incomprehensible, but still he has evoked full emotion in the subsequent scenes.

Saumya teaches in the film, while Vicky has become a yoga teacher.

If we talk about music, the songs are already quite a hit and the music in the film also sounds good. There are no forced songs anywhere, the music moves along with the story. Overall, if we talk about this film, ‘Zara Hatke, Zara Bachke’ is that film, whose story truly talks about middle-class families. You will connect with this story and even on the scale of being a family entertainer, this film is fully justified. You must enjoy this film at least once in theaters with your family. 3.5 stars to this film from my side.

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Tags: Sara Ali Khan, Vicky Kaushal