And that’s where Vicky and Sara’s performance really dazzles. What stands out in Zara Hatke Zara Bachke is its faithful portrayal of middle-class society - how families speak to each other and how couples actually fight. From costumes to dialogues, the Zara Hatke Zara Bachke team has put immense effort into moulding each character uniquely - no matter how small it is. Minor characters are extremely well-crafted, too - they bring their own eccentricities on screen, be it Kapil’s childhood sweetheart, the couple’s lawyer friend, or Somya’s student. Dialogues are crisp and snappy - you remember each one after you leave the cinema. Zara Hatke Zara Bachke does everything by the book - from the casting, camerawork, dialogue, and setting. Inaamulhaq plays the role of Bhagwandas Ishwardas Sahay, an agent who helps the couple make use of PMAY, and due to his skilled dialogue delivery, he is a complete delight to watch.Īkash Khurana and Neeraj Sood portraying Somya and Kapil’s family members make for a fun watch - the plot is punctuated with quotidian squabbles and everyday banter.
Somya Chawla (Sara) and Kapil Dubey (Vicky) are desperately looking for a house of their own. In that quest, they try to skirt around the Narendra Modi government’s Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) even though they are not eligible for it. It’s slow-paced and doesn’t do justice to the energy of the film. The songs lack originality, and the background score doesn’t hit the mark either.
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