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Bajrangbali Singh |
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Anud Singh Dhaka | ... |
DJ Chintu
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| Neha Dhupia | ... |
Anjali
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| Brijendra Kala | ... |
Hotel Manager
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Siddharth Menon | ... |
Jaya's younger brother
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| Navneet Nishan | ... |
Mrs. Saluja
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Pushtii Shakti |
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| Isha Sharvani |
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Yogi and Jaya, who have polar opposite personalities and sensibilities, meet via a online dating app. This encounter turns into so much more when the two travel to Rishikesh.
Right from the release of trailer I was looking forward to watch this movie after its release. For me its kudos when Times of India rates it and Guruji's gyan blah blah when it's Indian Express. This time critic's from both daily's were on same page when it came to rate this movie. Being unsure I anyhow went to see the movie and thankfully ended on same page. Any way my reasons were different. The fear that movie would turn high on bossy girl nature stayed dim.
I liked the acting of the main leads. Irrfan has his own way of Romance and he is known by that.
The first half of the film covers the required story with good entertainment. This is where the movie scores eight. The second half of the movie, although does the work, it lacks entertainment, which could have been scripted better. There it scores may be a seven.