The dysfunctional family includes the grandfather who wishes to go on a pilgrimage trip to Kashi as his son, daughter in law and two grandsons join in. The family has issues within them and the fiasco that happened at his own marriage has the elder son more disturbed. In search of peace, the family sets out on trip, still distant with each other and how the challenges they face during the trip, brings them back together as a family forms rest of the story.
This one had a good blend of humor and emotional moments though the emotional scenes were truly sad despite immediately following it up with a comedy scene. It had a fair first half with an uneven narrative and it picks up perfectly in the second half as the performances remain spot on. There were couple of stupendous scenes involving the grandfather and it definitely hit hard. There was scope to make the trip shenanigans a bit more wild for the family, but the one with the smuggling driver felt to be enough too. Overall, it was indeed a fun watch.
