Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan's comedy-drama, Zara Hatke Zara Bachke though an impressive family comedy drama it can't shine in box office so much because lack of its storyline and direction. It 's trailer was very impressive. We have been long waiting for its release but can't capture the whole hearted praise of the audience. It depicts the realistic lower middle-class problems in the lightest way possible. It presents us a hilarious divorce drama .It is a perfect mixture of tragedy, emotions and romance. Vicky and Sara's on-screen chemistry makes up a lit element of the film.
Director Laxman Utekar explores the essence of a small-town romance .Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan is a middle-class couple, who falls passionately in love and get married, but soon wanted divorce. The film depicts comedy, romance, family drama, along with mocking the society that doesn’t allow two persons to decide their ways of living and leading a healthy family life. There is a twist in the plot.
Kapil Dubey (Vicky Kaushal) his wife Somya Chawla Dubey (Sara Ali Khan) are happily married. They are too much excited to buy anew house for them. The only option advised to them for applying for a new house under the government scheme is 'taking a divorce' .They are up for a whole fight in front of their families due to the lack of privacy. The newly-wedded couple can't spend quality time together in a joint family and thus, considers buying a bigger home to stay alone far from the taunts of the joint family. Thus, the couple's quest to buy a house leaded to dilemma. The two are acting so that the family would offer them more privacy if the question of why they want to get a divorce arise.
The film,Zara Hatke Zara Bachke is an easy-breezy entertainers . With super hilarious drama, and emotions the film fulfills the comedy part but lacks direction and storyline. The supporting cast - Neeraj Sood and Kanupirya Pandit as mama and mami, Inaamulhaq, Rakesh Bedi as Saumya’s father, Harcharan Chawla, and Akash Khurana as Kapil’s father shows good performances. Sushmita Mukherjee and Sharib Hashmi play also played major roles in the film.
The film can't make much fame in the box office. Its perfect songs and enough comedy scenes make the film an enjoyable one-time-watch.