A Dhamakedaar Blockbuster for Family Audiences

RATING: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ✨ 3.5/5*

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Review movie Talkies:

After delivering back-to-back successful films, director Shashank Khaitan is back with yet another vibrant family entertainer in the form of Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari. Once again, he proves his knack for mixing comedy, romance, family drama, and modern sensibilities into one package that appeals to audiences across age groups. This film is designed as a colourful celebration of love, laughter, and chaos, and it lands well with its dhamakedaar entertainment quotient.

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Story:

The Story revolves around Sunny (Varun Dhawan), who deeply loves Ananya (Sanya Malhotra). With all his heart, he proposes to her, only to face rejection. Ananya chooses to marry Vikram (Rohit Saraf), a charming and wealthy young man, who seems to tick all the right boxes as per her parents. Heartbroken yet determined, Sunny decides to team up with Tulsi (Janhvi Kapoor), who happens to be Vikram’s ex. The two hatch a mischievous plan to make Vikram and Ananya jealous during the pre-wedding festivities. However, as is expected in a film filled with twists and turns, their plan doesn’t go as smoothly as intended.

In the midst of the chaos, something unexpected happens—Sunny starts developing genuine feelings for Tulsi. To complicate matters further, Tulsi still finds herself excited about the possibility of rekindling things with Vikram, leaving Sunny confused and heartbroken once again. What follows is a rollercoaster ride of drama, misunderstandings, heartfelt moments, and laugh-out-loud comedy. The big question remains—will Sunny eventually win Tulsi’s love, or will destiny take him down a different path?

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The screenplay is one of the film’s strongest aspects. It is engaging from the start and hardly gives you a dull moment. While the comedy takes a little time to warm up, once it finds its rhythm, it maintains a steady flow of laughs throughout. The film is sprinkled with clever pop culture references that will delight cinema lovers. From Bahubali to Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, and even the classic Sooraj Hua Maddham moment, the film taps into Bollywood nostalgia effectively. The cherry on top is a hilarious cameo by none other than Karan Johar, which guarantees big laughs in the theatre.

Beyond comedy, the film also touches upon themes of family values, women’s independence, self-respect, and the complexities of modern relationships. These elements give the Story depth, making it more than just a laugh riot. The balance between humour and emotion works in the film’s favour, ensuring it appeals to both youngsters and family audiences.

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Cast:

Coming to the performances, Varun Dhawan shines once again in his element. Fans who loved him in his earlier comic roles will enjoy watching him as Sunny, a character filled with filmi quirks, mimicry, and heroic one-liners. His energy lights up the screen, and his comic timing remains impeccable. Janhvi Kapoor, as Tulsi, gets one of her most fun roles yet. Her transformation from a simple, seedhi-saadhi girl to a glamorous diva is beautifully executed, and she carries both shades with confidence.

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Sanya Malhotra brings charm and elegance to Ananya, while Rohit Saraf stands out with his sensible and understated performance as Vikram. Their pairing brings balance to the film. Maniesh Paul is hilarious as the over-the-top wedding planner, easily becoming one of the film’s scene-stealers. Abhinav Sharma as Bantu, along with Mallika Chhabra, Riya Vij, Akshay Oberoi, Rohitash Gaud, and others in the supporting cast, all add flavour and colour to the narrative.

The music album is vibrant and perfectly suited for a festive entertainer. Bijuria is a visual spectacle meant for the big screen, while Panwadi brings desi beats that will have audiences tapping their feet. The romantic tracks are situational and blend well with the narrative without interrupting its flow. On the technical front, Manush Nandan’s colourful cinematography gives the film a grand visual appeal. The sets are lavish, creating a larger-than-life backdrop for the Story. Manan Sagar and Charu Shree Roy’s crisp editing ensures the film’s pace never drags, and John Eduri’s background score adds punch to both comedy and drama.

Director Shashank Khaitan deserves credit for maintaining a clean, steady tone throughout the film. He keeps the humour lighthearted without slipping into crass or cheap jokes. His direction makes sure audiences wear a smile throughout the runtime, and by the end, they walk out of the theatre with warmth and satisfaction.

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari movie Review:

Overall, Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari is a festive dhamaka, perfect for Dussehra viewing. It is a colourful, feel-good entertainer that delivers comedy, romance, and family values in equal measure. While not without its clichés, it does what it promises—offers a wholesome experience for multiplex and single-screen audiences alike. In short, a fun, vibrant family drama that is worth a watch for its humour, performances, and colourful treatment.

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