This film presents surrogacy as its theme while combining comedic elements with untouching emotional depth and observations about society. The movie follows Mimi who is played by Kriti Sanon as a Rajasthan native in her decision to serve as a surrogate for American parents who give her Rs 20 lakh. Bhanu is played by Pankaj Tripathi in a role connecting Americans who seek surrogacy services with Mimi.
Through its masterful blend of entertainment and weighty topics the film shows Mimi battling inner turmoil as she prevents her family from knowing about her pregnancy against social prejudice. Kriti Sanon delivers a moving performance through Mimi’s blend of fearfulness and strength which Tripathi enriches with his effervescent character work as Bhanu. Additional characters in the movie bring realness and integrity to the rural town background.
Director Laxman Utekar handles the film accomplishes a successful tonal balance which keeps away exaggerated dramatization and directly deals with relevant issues. Beautiful Rajasthan landscapes in the movie receive breathtaking treatment through the cinematography and the musical score adds emotional depth. The film stands as a tribute to human strength because it portrays the story of overcoming prejudice while sometimes maintaining predictable story arcs and limited exploration of surrogacy-related difficulties. The movie inspires audience members to think about parental roles while understanding family dynamics which results in a significant cinematic impact.
