Mere Husband Ki Biwi

Bollywood's rom-com charm is alive and well in MHKB! This film takes you on a rollercoaster ride filled with humor, romance, and drama, giving you the perfect mix of nostalgia and fresh entertainment. Arjun Kapoor shines in his role, delivering a performance full of charm and wit. Bhumi Pednekar's comedic brilliance is on full display, keeping you in splits throughout the film. Rakul Preet brings her own unique spark to the movie, adding a refreshing touch to the mix. The chemistry between the leads makes the film a delight, keeping you engaged and invested in their journey. With catchy music, hilarious dialogues, and an emotional rollercoaster, MHKB is the perfect weekend watch. If you're craving a film that's funny, heartfelt, and full of Bollywood magic, this is it!

Mere Husband Ki Wife - A Complete Disaster

I just watched Mere Husband Ki Wife, and honestly, there is nothing good in this movie. The writing is weak, the screenplay is uninspired, and the dialogues are forgettable. From start to finish, it felt like a dull, forced attempt at a romantic comedy that lacked both romance and comedy.

The biggest issue is the main lead's performance. In a film like this, where the story relies heavily on the charm and energy of its lead actor, it's crucial to have someone who can carry the film. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. The acting was so unconvincing that it made an already weak script even worse.

A lot of people compared this film to Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, and I can see why. The story structure feels like a cheap attempt to replicate that film's success. In Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, they brought in Anubhav Singh Bassi for comic relief, and he delivered some genuinely funny moments. Here, they tried to do the same with Harsh Gujral, but it just didn't work. He had one or two decent lines, but overall, his presence didn't add much. Even the supporting cast, which could have helped lift the film, felt underwhelming. No one stood out, and the chemistry between characters was completely missing.

There was not a single moment in the movie that felt fresh or engaging. The dialogue was poorly written, and the jokes felt forced rather than natural. If I were to fix this movie, I would start by completely changing the casting. In My Version, Ranbir Kapoor would take the lead. He has the charisma and acting chops to bring life to a role like this. With a better actor, even an average script can feel entertaining. But here, everything-story, execution, performances-fell flat.

Another frustrating thing is how Bollywood keeps pushing nepotism-driven casting choices. When you don't cast based on talent, this is the result-a film that no one connects with. It's disappointing to see potential wasted like this.

Overall, Mere Husband Ki Wife is a forgettable film with nothing to offer. It had weak writing, poor execution, and a cast that couldn't bring any life to the story. If Bollywood wants to make good rom-coms, they need to focus on strong storytelling and talented actors rather than relying on the same tired formulas.

Arjun is back for classic level this time. Gone are his style of pan Indian romantic consumerism. This time he strikes hard with his real role appealing comedy romance where complex love triangle are at the center and performances taking their pace forward.

Aziz well directed the film, with a lot of potential in the script and bgm just supports the exact comic timing. Despite all this film just wholly cannot appeal to traditional set ups of society but only can refer to to changing world through bits of its characters.

Such characters were even funny in all places but taboos are also being culturally rooted which checks the film content, nevertheless....

In simple words, this movie is a mix of Pati, Patni Aur Woh, De de Pyar De and a little bit of Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety. Imagine all that but worse, wayy worse.

In my opinion the only reason why this film is so bad, is Arjun Kapoor. Casting Arjun Kapoor in a film with a very weak climax and average story is not any good.

The trailer cut was very good, specially seeing Mudassir Azeez directing this got me even more excited and don't get me wrong, it does feel like one of his movies but his film's mostly depends on the main actor, in this case the main actor is Arjun Kapoor and he delivers an average performance, which leads the entire film to be a below average watch.

Rakul Preet Singh and Bhumi Pednekar steal the show with their performance, they give those "cat-fight" vibes which is required for this film.

Many characters were wasted like Harsh Gujral, a great comedian in real like but 0 comedy in the movie. Not just him, there is no comedy in the film, all the punch lines can be compiled into a cringe compilation. However some comedy scenes do actually work and successfully get a smile on your face (only like 2 scenes). Also why was Aditya Seal in the film for no reason?

The more stupid part is the story and screenplay, it starts off very slow, and picks up grip as we go, classic Muddasir Azeez style, but the story feels very dragged on for a long time, and the climax is just, stupid.

The climax looks like a failed attempt to make something like Pati Patni Aur Woh.

Pooja entertainment really needs to step up the game with better production quality and choosing better stories, and if not, try casting actors which actually suit the role. Arjun Kapoor was very out of place for a role like this.

If you really loved Pati Patni Aur Woh or De De Pyar De and want to watch something like that but with cringe jokes and a poorly written climax, then sure go for it.

Would go less than 5 stars but would have to give it to Rakul and Bhumi for their amazing performance.

This movie had the potential to be a fun rom-com, but it crashes hard under the weight of poor execution. The only saving grace is the side characters, who are well-cast and manage to deliver decent performances.

Unfortunately, the rest is a mess-overacting by the leads, cringeworthy songs, weak dialogues, and a screenplay that drags the story unnecessarily. The film stretches without purpose, and just when you think it can't get worse, the climax arrives-legendary in all the wrong ways.

To top it off, the attempt to force a social message feels misplaced and heavy-handed. It's likely many viewers won't even make it to the end. A true disaster that could've been avoided.