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Mere Husband Ki Biwi – Honest Movie Review

Reporter 21
21 Feb, 2025

One-Word Review: One-Time Watch

Rating: 3.0/5

The latest Bollywood comedy-drama Mere Husband Ki Biwi has hit the big screens with high expectations, starring Arjun Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar, Rakul Preet Singh, and Harsh Gujral. Directed by Mudassar Aziz, the film was expected to be a laugh riot with an engaging story, but unfortunately, it fails to deliver a solid punch.

Plot & Direction

The film revolves around a complex love triangle filled with confusion, misunderstandings, and humorous situations. While the idea had the potential to be an entertaining rom-com, the execution falls flat. Director Mudassar Aziz, known for movies like Pati Patni Aur Woh, couldn’t do justice to the subject, and the screenplay feels stretched and predictable.

The story starts on a promising note, but soon, it loses momentum due to its over-the-top humor, forced comic elements, and unconvincing character arcs. The film attempts to explore relationships in a fun manner but lacks the emotional depth or clever writing to make it truly engaging.

Performance Breakdown

Arjun Kapoor – Once again, Arjun delivers a lackluster performance. His expressions remain the same throughout the film, and he fails to add depth to his character.

Bhumi Pednekar – Bhumi's over-the-top acting makes her character appear loud and exaggerated rather than funny. Her potential as a strong actress is wasted in a role that does not do justice to her talent.

Rakul Preet Singh – The only saving grace of the film. She brings charm, wit, and energy to the screen. Her comic timing and screen presence make her the standout performer in an otherwise underwhelming film.

Harsh Gujral – The comedian tries to bring in some light moments, but the humor feels repetitive.

Music & Cinematography

Songs: The music album of Mere Husband Ki Biwi is average at best. No track stands out or leaves a lasting impression.

Cinematography: The film is visually appealing with colorful sets and vibrant costumes, but that alone doesn’t make up for the lack of substance in the story.

Final Verdict

Mere Husband Ki Biwi had the potential to be an engaging romantic comedy, but weak execution, lackluster performances (except Rakul), and a predictable, stretched storyline make it a forgettable experience. If you are looking for mindless entertainment, you can give it a one-time watch, but don’t expect anything extraordinary.

Watch it for Rakul Preet Singh & light comedy.
Skip it if you’re looking for a well-written, engaging rom-com.

Final Rating: 3.0/5

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