Sidharth Malhotra shows a remarkable maturity in his second film. Dialogues, penned by Anurag Kashyap, Harshavardhan Kulkarni, Purva Naresh and Vinil Mathew, are appropriately witty and funny, but again, would appeal more to the classes. The humour in the film is often more of the kind which the multiplex audience would appreciate and enjoy. Nikhil’s character, and the changes it goes through as the film progresses, are interesting to watch. The obedient streak in her often brings a lump in the viewer’s throat because of the extremes she goes to. In other words, Meeta’s character, her innocence, simplicity, straightforwardness – as well as her characteristics – make her extremely endearing to the audience. The good part of the screenplay is how Nikhil realises the true side of Meeta and how the character of Meeta unfolds till the audience wants to literally embrace her and love her. However, once the writer starts opening the cards after interval, things start falling into place. The first half has a few dull moments but that’s more because the audience is sometimes unable to comprehend why what is happening, is happening. Having said that, it must also be added that at several points in the drama, the audience gets the feeling that the writer has introduced twists and turns as per his convenience, without caring for continuity.
Harshavardhan Kulkarni’s story and screenplay are interesting and engaging, and the best thing about the drama is that it is quite unpredictable, especially the way it unfolds. Meeta also falls in love with Nikhil who is instrumental in making her give up drugs.ĭoes Meeta meet with her father? Does the family accept her? Does she express her love to Nikhil? Does Nikhil marry Meeta or Karishma? Does Meeta stay back with her family or does she return to China where she is currently carrying on business? He also develops a fondness for her and goes out of his way to ensure that her desire to see her father is fulfilled. Karishma asks Nikhil to take care of Meeta so that her family does not get to know that she is around.īy the by, Nikhil realises that Meeta is on drugs. Karishma’s estranged sister, Meeta (Parineeti Chopra), who had, seven years ago, run away from home after stealing jewellery to fund her education, also lands up at the time of the wedding celebrations. Karishma, of course, doesn’t approve of this but she is also breathing down Nikhil’s neck to get his funding (from any other source) in place and start his business soon. Nikhil is looking for someone to fund his business and even asks Karishma’s dad to fund it once the two decide to get married. He falls in love with Karishma (Adah Sharma) who is the daughter of Devesh (Manoj Joshi), a well-to-do businessman. Nikhil (Sidharth Malhotra) is a happy-go-lucky guy, son of a principled police officer, S.B. Dharma Productions and Phantom Productions’ Hasee Toh Phasee ( UA) is a love story.
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