Badhaai Ho Movie Review

Badhaai Ho is, refreshingly and triumphantly, a film about the parents.

Badhaai Ho is fashioned as a comedy of manners, as it goes about showing us nosey neighbours and nasty relatives and garish weddings in the very middle-class society that the Kaushiks inhabit.

Badhaai Ho, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Neena Gupta, is delightful in the first half but soon loses its fizz...

Badhaai Ho, on late pregnancy, is just as funny, and as much fun even as the point of the picture might seem progressively belaboured

This Dussehra, 'Badhaai Ho' seems a film to catch up with your family for sure.

...manages to ruffle many emotions in us while keeping it engaging and progressive. It is definitely a circus, ticket to which you don't want to miss out on.

'Badhaai Ho' is seasoned with a certain 'Delhiness' and is weaved together with lots of fun, laughter and a fine insight into traditional relationships in modern India. This one is a must watch.

Amit Ravinderanath Sharma, who shot to fame with his Google ad a few moons ago and sank with his first Hindi film, Tevar (2015) is totally in command here.

...watch Badhaai Ho for its unique take on the family film sub-genre, as also for some paisa vasool acting by the entire cast. Congratulations indeed to director Amit Ravindernath Sharma for making a hugely entertaining film.

On the whole, BADHAAI HO is not a laugh riot but emerges as a complete family entertainer with emotions as its USP. The film leaves you with a smile and at the box office, it is at an advantage.

‘Badhaai Ho’, much like its subject, puts a fantastic new spin on the usual.

The older generation proves to be wiser and more resilient in dealing with the facts of life (the one about using protection produces some good jokes).

On the whole, Badhaai Ho is a super-hit! It is a big box-office fare in the small film space. In a way, it is, therefore, landmark cinema.