Artist - Rajkumar Rao, Kriti Kharbanda
Director- Ratna Sinha
Movie Type- Romantic
Time Period- 2.17 Hrs
Many of Rajkumar Rao's previous films have been successful in earning huge amounts at the box office and earning huge amounts. If Rotten's last film 'Newton' managed to get an entry in Oscars, then 'Bhein Hai Tere', 'Bareli Ki Barfi', was hit by critics and audiences. If you talk about 'definitely coming to the wedding', in this film, of course, Ratna Sinha picked up a great concept on her behalf, but the director pulled this simple story unnecessarily in such a way that after the interval, the film begins to test the audience. Prior to the release of the film, the director also supported some controversy with the intention of making the film hot in media and audiences, and in the film magazines there was a fiercely gossip about Rove and Kruti, but at the box office, It's not going to get. But in Rau's last three films, the film can get the benefit of acting in some way. Anyway, there are two special reasons for watching this movie, one story is close to reality and RAW's finest acting in second lead character Satu.
Story plot: The story begins from Kanpur city. In one office, Karl shows Satyendra Mishra alias Satu (Rajkumar Rao) a girl's photo for her maternal marriage. On seeing the girl's photo, she likes Sattu's family, but the mother of Aarti Shukla (Kristi Kharbanda) wants her daughter to meet her once before marrying her husband. In the beginning, Aarti does not do yes for marriage, and because of this she has to make her own dream by making her career, but due to her father's insistence, Aarti agrees to get married. Satyendra and Aarti are introduced for this arranged marriage and in the first meeting, Aarti and Sattu give heart to each other. After this the family of both of them take part in their preparations for marriage, but on the day of marriage, the bride disappears from the Aarti Pavilion. Sattu thinks that Aarti has betrayed him and he is now seeking revenge from Aarti. The simple Sattu becomes anglerman now.
Special talks with Lead characters of 'Must Come to the Wedding'
If you talk about acting then you have to believe that Rao has been expert in doing all kinds of characters, here too, Route has no answer in the role of Sattu. Krruti Kharabanda is just fine in her role. Anyway, it is a revolving story around Row, so the rest of the artists did not get the chance to do anything more anyway. The director kept this direct story on the right track before the interval, but after the interval, the movie has not been invariably dragged on the lines of the movie because of not going to climax. There are songs in the film, this time of the wedding, the song 'Pallu hangke' can sing this time very well. This song has been introduced in a new style, of course this song is completely fit in the atmosphere and the film, but the rest of the songs work to reduce the speed of the film, while there is no reason for any song that if you come out of the hall remember.
See why: If you are the fan of Rajkumar Rao and see all the movies of his favorite actor, then go to this wedding too, but there is no such power in this marriage that it is definitely going to be in the marriage.