Bachubhai

"Bachubhai" is a gem in Gujarati cinema that beautifully intertwines humor and emotion. The storyline captures the essence of life, relationships, and the simple joys that come with them. Siddharth Randeriya's performance as Bachubhai is nothing short of stellar-he breathes life into the character with his effortless charm and impeccable timing. But what truly stole my heart was Apara Mehta's portrayal, even in her small role. The scenes depicting their relationship were so touching that they brought tears to my eyes. The emotional depth, paired with top-notch comedy, will remind you of classics like "Munnabhai MBBS," yet it stands strong on its own, without feeling like a copy. The film strikes a perfect balance, making you laugh and cry in equal measure. I highly recommend watching "Bachubhai" on OTT for a heartfelt and entertaining experience.

Sameer lodaya

The movie is about senior citizen mr bachubhai becoming a student

The concept introduced was a good and new one but the execution was very dull..randeriaji was the perfect choice for this character and he played usual what he plays he is a very versatile actor the director could had taken out some unique talents from him..the movie could have been more hilarious with some high inspirational scenes and dialogues ..more technical activities was required to justify the character in a broader way

Content wise Gujarati movies are now improving but execution wise they have to come up very strongly as regional movies are now upscaling their quality.

As a non-Gujarati watching this film with the help of English subtitles made a bit engaged and distracted reading the bottom, but the acting and similarities of Indian languages helped me many times comprehend the meaning without even reading the English subtitles, this movie has many serious emotional moments, and light humor all total makes it a sure masterpiece. In our college life, we surely have seen one or two such middle-aged people fighting for a degree, they are skilled by many times they are just refused a job or canceled just because they don't have a degree, which is understandable. And often times many young teenagers also bully them and show no sympathy or ask what circumstances made them struggle for a degree at that age. This movie in an entertaining way really helped me open my mind. Thank you.