But the star of the show was none other than Mr.
Ratna Pathak as the sensitive mother and Rajat Kapoor as the father of these brothers deliver a really remarkable performance. Fawad Khan was brilliant in my opinion and hats off to him for having the guts to choose such a character and play it with complete conviction. The girl has this great ability to make the audience feel for her character when she breaks down. Alia has this great charm in being that cool girl with baggage of teary memories. Siddharth as the struggling, runner up son was really impressive. The actors were all really terrific on screen. It’s a movie that showcases the faults every one of us has in relationships in a very tangible way. It has certain boldness and the conversations are so genuine that you feel like a part of the proceedings. The last half an hour or so which has the movie taking that sharp emotional turn is quite fascinating.
Every character has their own share of hurt, their own reasons and the screenplay comprises all that in a very sensible way. I really loved the way Batra created his characters. It is not the typical happy ending movie which we see in almost every movie associated with Karan Johar’s name. What happens in this arrival of the brothers and how they deal with the existing issues are what the film talking about. The dysfunctional family is forced to have a reunion as the grandfather suffered a heart attack. Their father and mother are living with their grandfather at Coonoor. While Rahul succeeded in that path, Arjun is still struggling to get things moving. Arjun and Rahul are brothers and both of them are writers.
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