Shruti Haasan look good in some scenes and lends decent support. Rajkummar Rao is highly exceptional in his role. He keeps the humour quotient intact and extracts some fine performances from a few of his actors.
'Tera Hoke Rahoon' is melodious and rightly used in the film.The background score is fantastic.ĭirector Ajay K Pannalal highly succeeds in giving us a simple, entertainer. The cinematography by Shamsher Singh manages to keep the mood of the film intact. 'Behen Hogi Teri' shines out mainly due to its amazing dialogues, superb nuances, local dialect, mannerisms and all those minute details. The writers, actors and director keep your smile intact in the first half of the film. There are many rib tickling scenes in this track. The first half of this movie is totally hilarious and highly entertaining. The story is different and has been presented in a breezy manner. Gattu's father and Binny's brother misunderstand Gattu's best friend (Herry Tangri) as Binny's lover which leads to total chaos.
But, before Gattu and Binny could share about this to their respective families. After a series of tests, Binny agrees to Gattu's proposal. One fine day Gattu expresses his feelings to Binny. At the same time Binny's elder brother Jairam (Ninad Kamat) and all other family member's treat Gattu as Binny's additional brother. Sadly, Gattu's father (Darshan Jariwala) believes that every girl from their area is like Gattu's sister. 'Behen Hogi Teri' is a story of Gattu (Rajkummar Rao), who right since his childhood is head over heels in love with his neighbor Binny (Shruti Hassan). Though, the marketing of the film is weak and lacks the crowd pulling factor. Thus, the first trailer of 'Behen Hogi Teri' manages to create the right impact and expectation level. If audience love those loud slapstick comedies, there are audience who love simple and clean comedies. While, most of them overdo it, there are some which manage to present it in a subtle manner.
Comedy is one such genre which has been ventured by many directors.
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