Main Aur Mrs Khanna
Romantic story is always an area of great interest. Audience love to watch it even today but on one condition if it is told in a different way and given a different treatment. As far as
The hype surrounds the film was much but it fails to stand up to the expectation of the audience. It speaks about relationship much of a complicated relationship and how does a relationship suffer due to unwanted circumstances. The film lacks emotions and feelings. The happiness or agony of the characters cannot reach to your heart. The inconsistency in the film was quite visible. Most of the sequences seems like dropping from nowhere. It is a conventional love story which starts and ends like any other love stories.
The story basically revolves around three characters, Samir (
They left for the airport together but their destination was different. He first wanted to settle down in Singapore and then wanted to take Raina with him. At the airport, when Samir hand over Raina her ticket to India, she was shocked as well as shattered to know that Samir is leaving her behind all alone. But Raina’s life doesn’t stop here; she was noticed by Akash and offered her help. Her friend Nina (Nauheed) came to her rescue. She arranged a job for Raina through a friend (Mahek Chahal) and therefore Raina decides to stay back in Australia.
Incidentally, Raina gets a job at the jewelry shop situated opposite that of Akash’s café. Gradually, friendship developed between the two and Akash in spite of knowing her marital status desired to marry Raina. The story takes a twist when Samir reached Melbourne to take Raina along with him.
Prem Soni has treated some scenes exceptionally well but let down in some. Dialogues are remarkable at places and music by Sajid-Wajid is ear-soothing. The cinematography is top-notch. The exotic locales of Melbourne are eye-catching.
Speaking about performances,
The film in short let down the expectation of the audience. It will run a hard time at the box office when on the same day comedy ‘All The Best’ and underwater thriller ‘Blue’ are releasing.
