Rani works at a bank and is heavily dependent on her maid Asha who always arrives late which directly impacts Rani and her family's day to day events. This causes a rift between Rani and Asha. Meanwhile Rani is taking part in a yoga competition organized by the bank along with her friend. Things escalate when Asha is late again which gets Rani's husband late for work as well as her daughter, late for school. The rash driving causes accident and Rani fires Asha. What happens when Rani realizes Asha's importance in her life and how do the two women reconcile, with the yoga competition around, forms rest of the story.
Mukta Barve and Namrata Sambherao are the saviors of this film, literally. With the runtime nearly 2hrs 20mins, the film is definitely long and the writing doesn't have the scope to be stretched this long. The screenplay is pretty much clichéd and at times filled with cheesy scenes, most importantly, it is outright predictable. This leaves the two stars, Mukta and Namrata to carry the film till the end, which they do exceptionally. The Jaanewalo Zara song and Sholay bit were funny but rest of the scenes didn't have the intended impact. The predictable third act is where Mukta and Namrata shine, making those lines instantly work. In short, Naach Ga Ghuma was worth watching for these two, despite all it's flaws.
