Pati Patni aur Woh movie review: A rather dull remake of a lewd affair

This Pati Patni Aur Woh, set in Kanpur, 2019, has a mild twist in terms of the characters.

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In a month’s time we’ll have Om Raut’s Tanhaji, where Ajay Devgn will slip into long dresses to portray Shivaji’s military commander.

Understandably, other than his charismatic and prefect body, there’s not much to go gaga over his talent accessories.

Aamis, Hazarika’s second feature film, is a much more audacious and difficult film to pull off.

The story (if there is a need to name a series of impromptu gags as a proper tale) isn’t as flimsy as it sounds, right from the get-go.

The film, directed and hardly written by Milap Milap Zaveri, has everything borrowed from the worst of Bollywood of that trashy era.

The film’s main story — of a boy and a girl — is rather dull for a long time, and comes alive right at the end.

Vikram, being the most sought after (and wealthy), is a target for several people and we realise that someone is trying hard to bump him off.

The voiceover of Baal jumps a decade-and-a-half to show us how its disappearance has impacted the same Bala (Ayushmann Khurrana).

This one proves that even a well made venture backed with the best script, honest making and talented artists can do wonders.