Review of the movie ‘Badrinath ki dulhaniya’

Review of the movie ‘Badrinath ki dulhaniya’



  Director : Shashank Khaitan,
Producer  Karan Johar(Dharma production)
Starring : Varun Dhawan ‘Aaliya Bhatt
Music:

 “ Badrinath ki dulhaniya” title itself suggest that movie is about marriage. This movie is second instalment of “ Hampty Sharma ki dulhaniya”. This is a romantic comedy movie. With very light mood it talks about issue id dowry in India. And the concept of marriage. The movie background is of India, two small town of India ‘jansi’ and ‘Kota’


          This  movie is like breaking stereotypes on the name of Vaidehi. We all know name vaidehi itself has more responsibility. But the movie the breaking it and I personally like it. The character of Vaidehi is totally represent the modern Indian girl. Who has ambition and a dream to touch the sky and for that she don’t want to do any sacrifices on the name of family, society and so called “Ijjat” of father. And she proves it. She is capable for doing all this things without help of his father, brother or husband.
The main male character of this movie is as usual doing nothing except “Gundagiri”. But he is not like typical boy of India. He supports vaidehi and ready to live with her after marriage and ready to fight for her. At last it seems like the movie is not ‘Badrinath ki dulhaniy’ but “Videhi ka dulha”.
     
           The whole mmovie is in the funny tone we can’t get bored while watching movie. The movie talks about harsh reality but in comic way we get laugh all the time.the dowry system, importance of boy child, and women’s life is not only in  kitchen this are some issues on the movie throw some light.

              And the most important the end is not typical but the female protagonist on way to full fill her dream and the male protagonist gives her support. Which is i  like most.

Music of the movie is also very good and we can enjoyed it. 

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