Overview
- Umesh Shukla’s Hindi family drama released in theatres on September 12, starring debutante Divita Juneja alongside Prit Kamani.
- Free Press Journal offers a 3-star, broadly positive take, Rediff pans the film as forgettable, and Filmfare cites charm undercut by clichéd storytelling.
- Critics describe a familiar Punjab-to-London premise built around a Punjabi dhaba owner invited to run an Indian restaurant in London.
- Recurring notes point to tonal inconsistency, slack pacing, and comedy that seldom lands, alongside music that lacks staying power.
- Juneja’s performance draws consistent praise, while views on Kamani are split, and veterans Ashutosh Rana, Sanjay Mishra, and Gulshan Grover receive credit for support.