Hu Ane Tu

Laughter produces positive emotions that lead to amusement, happiness, mirth and joy.

Latest gujarati movie " Hu Ane Tu " is a perfect blend of Humour and emotions. It has originality, humour ,emotions, good music and great acting by all main leads.

The film is about father and son. The film evolved around father and son's friendly conversations, situational comedy ,teenage romance and innocuous veteran love story.

Coming to performances Siddharth Randeria the G. O. A. T of gujarati stage and now in movies 🎬, is outstanding and has delivered superlative performance. Parikshit Tamaliya is very Spontaneous and his comic timing with Siddharth Randeria is perfect . Sonali Lele Desai has interwoven her character with perfection. Puja Joshi is perfect in her role. All other supporting casts have given full justifications to their assigned roles. Take a bow Manan Sagar for your flawless direction.

Overall " Hu Ane Tu " is must watch family entertainer gujarati movie.

Movie provide excellent entertainment along with good social message, start casting and direction and editing was very good.

Chemistry of siddharth randeria and sonal Desai was outstanding, onscreen chemistry along with sonal desai looking live and entertain, performance of new actor parikshit along with pooja joshi was also impressive.. Must see will family.

Direction of Manan sagar is excellent - he has provided something different message for current youth with class of comedy Additionally other characters are also performing good as per situations.

This kind of clean movie will attract all generations.

The story revolves around Umesh, who rekindles his romance with his long-lost college crush Ketaki, a divorcee. Meanwhile, Umesh's son Tejas meets the girl of his dreams: Reva. As the father and son prepare for a double wedding, they encounter numerous challenges. What ensues is roller-coaster ride entailing misunderstandings, twists, and trials as they navigate the crossroads of tradition and modernity. The story revolves around Umesh, who rekindles his romance with his long-lost college crush Ketaki, a divorcee. After that he called his best friend where he always at the food counter where he is eating always. There is one dialogue said by Umesh bhai ke nana hoi tyare maa baap na hisaabe jivu pade ane mota thai tyare bacho na keva hisaabe revu pade which is heart touching words.

It was such an amazing movie. I loved the way they have portrayed the story. I didn't expect it to turn out to be such an epic comedy one. I never expected that I will laugh this hard throughout the movie. The dialogues, Music, Direction, acting, editing, everything is just superb. Plus the message they tried to send was also meaningfull. The actors played equally imp role. Sonali ma'am stealed the show (true heroine), Gujju bhai (Siddhsarth Randheria) as always was just amazing, Parikshit Tamaliya as a debut actor did an amazing role throughout the movie ( felt that bonding between the father and son, Pooja Joshi ( felt the character could have been stronger but it also kept me on my toes as how she would react). So I would suggest that it's neither timepass nor super blockbuster but somewhere above average and can be watched with the family in theatres. "Paisa wasool movie"

The story revolves around Umesh, who rekindles his romance with his long-lost college crush Ketaki, a divorcee. Meanwhile, Umesh's son Tejas meets the girl of his dreams: Reva. As the father and son prepare for a double wedding, they encounter numerous challenges. What ensues is roller-coaster ride entailing misunderstandings, twists, and trials as they navigate the crossroads of tradition and modernity. The story revolves around Umesh, who rekindles his romance with his long-lost college crush Ketaki, a divorcee. Meanwhile, Umesh's son Tejas meets the girl of his dreams: Reva. As the father and son prepare for a double wedding, they encounter numerous challenges. What ensues is roller-coaster ride entailing misunderstandings, twists, and trials as they navigate the crossroads of tradition and modernity.