Alok Singh directs *Nadaaniyan* as a romantic dramedy that portrays social status topics alongside character identity elements while showing love’s complex nature. Riya the Delhi socialite selects Kabir from a lower-middle class background to pretend as her boyfriend through Aashish Mehrotra in a scheme to keep up her social status. During the progression of their arrangement organic emotions emerge which transforms their fake pretend relationship into authentic feelings.
The film depicts social pressure in an ideal manner by pairing humor with meaningful storytelling. The romantic connection Bhatia shares with Mehrotra constructs their personalities in ways that draw audience empathy toward their emotional development. The film presentations by Aarti Malhotra effectively create contrast between upper-class luxury and middle-class realities and Vishal Dubey provides evocative music that heightens emotional resonance.
Several pacing problems together with minimal character development periodically disturb the audience experience yet they fail to diminish the core emotional impact of the movie. The film prompts audiences to evaluate genuine relationships while it combats the artificial aspects that appear frequently in social settings. Audiences remain moved by the sincere story which motivates them to evaluate personal presentation and the essence of genuine romantic connections.
