FILM REVIEW: KHEL KHEL MEIN

FILM REVIEW: KHEL KHEL MEIN

FILM RATINGS: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Tale of betrayal, love, and trust is Khel Khel Mein. In this multi-star picture, Taapsee Pannu, Aditya Seal, Vaani Kapoor, Fardeen Khan, and Akshay Kumar all have significant roles. In terms of the movie review, it's a clean comedy. wherein the audience is not made to laugh by the use of double meaning.

'Khel Khel Mein' is the Bollywood adaptation of the 2016 Italian comedy-drama 'Perfect Strangers'. In the movie, Akshay Kumar will be the one making you laugh the most. His wizardry is effective in both suspense and comedy. The majority of the film's humorous moments come from Akshay. Taapsee Pannu has also abandoned her solemn persona and ventured into comedy for the first time.

Fardeen Khan portraying a bachelor pal is another one of their friends. They're all off to a wedding. In the story, there are three couples. After his first wife passed away, Rishabh (Akshay) remarried Vartika (Vaani Kapoor), with whom he has an adult daughter. Harpreet Male (Amy Virk) and Harpreet Female (Taapsee Pannu) had a slightly mismatched marriage. Amidst the struggles of country against city, cool versus uncool, and English versus Punjabi, the couple is under a lot of pressure to become parents.

Samar (Aditya Seal) and Naina (Pragya Jaiswal) make up the third couple. Samar's supervisor and a prominent businessman is Naina's father. He is always putting in a lot of effort to show that his success is the result of his hard work rather than just his son-in-law status.

These are buddies attending a wedding; they are not strangers. Additionally, they have a divorced friend named Kabir (Fardeen Khan), who was expected to arrive with his fiancée but instead showed up by himself. During the talk, it is brought up how guys conceal all of their secrets as well as those of their friends. From now on, everyone will play a new game in which they must spend the entire night with their phones open and in front of them, reading or hearing any messages or calls that come in.

This film features four songs. However, all four of these songs are overshadowed by the song "Parde Mein Rehne Do" from the film "Shikar." The couple's phone starts playing this song in the background before a message appears. Moreover, the background music is mediocre. How devoted they are to their relationships.

In the movie, Akshay Kumar has incredible comedic skills. Taapsee is an excellent example of a Punjabi homemaker. Fardeen has done a fantastic job portraying a very distinct character. Aditya and Amy Virk have supportive roles, and Vaani and Pragya seem excellent.

In light of contemporary todays culture, the movie "Khel Khel Mein" has imparted a valuable message to society by director Mudassar Aziz

and has imparted a valuable message to society. This movie is a remake. On the basis of this subject's initial film, over 20 films have been produced.

As everyone is aware, three films—Stree 2, Khel Khel Mein, and Vedaa—will be released on August 15. It is highly likely that people will watch Stree 2 first, followed by Khel Khel Main, and then Vedaa. As a result, there will undoubtedly be a smooth collision between these three films, with Stree 2 having the most effects. Nevertheless, audiences would still enjoy seeing Stree 2 before or after.