Mere Husband Ki Biwi

The movie has good story, at-least not this 4.4 if casting was done properly.

Arjun was not fit for the role, only reason I director choosing Arjun are either nepotism or lobbying.

I would suggest thing were better if Ayushmaan or karthik aryan has choosen for the role.

The story has lot of flaws. Like when actress is pregnant, she goes to cover news in public where running around could happen. In real life no anchor been sent if their health cases is like this.

Since the story is too much face showing of Arjun, it's not done properly. Neither the movie was good neither arjun got anything good from the movie.

This movie has all the ingredients for a perfect disaster a production house which is specialised in making one after another disaster the lead actor lord arjun kapoor who recently gave lowest box office collection with his movie and destroyed cop universe with his epic bad acting , lead actress bhumi the queen of overacting she also gave one after another bad films. Both Arjun and bhoomi tried their best to act bad and destroy this movie. Rakul who used to be very successful in south after she came back to bollywood she gave only one hit de de pyar de other than that her record is as good as her husband as producer. But she tired hard to act sincerely and looks good but she couldn't. Same with shakti kapoor, mukesh rishi ,tiku talsania harsh gujral and other supporting cast they tried hard but arjun bhoomi the weak script and same boring direction by muddasar aziz gave us a perfect boring movie. They have also destroyed another classic song gori hai kalaiyan. How come they picturised a Amitabh Bachchan song on Arjun Kapoor This is an epic disaster and a headache for audience.

Don't watch the movie i wasted more than 1 hour of my life just can't tolerate the acting of male actor . Rakul did her role good.

But bhoomi also did over acting overall -1star for me..

I went into without huge expectations, but I was still disappointed. The movie feels like one of those projects that was rushed into production without a solid script, proper direction, or any sense of originality. From the beginning, the story felt tired and recycled-a typical triangle of confusion and misunderstanding that we've seen a hundred times before, and done way better in older films.

The plot tries to combine comedy with drama and a hint of suspense, but it ends up being a messy blend of half-baked ideas. The characters are flat and one-dimensional. The husband is the classic confused guy caught between two women, the wife is the stereotypical nagging partner, and the "other" woman is just there to create chaos. It all felt very dated and clichéd.

Bollywood's rom-com charm is alive and well in MHKB! This film takes you on a rollercoaster ride filled with humor, romance, and drama, giving you the perfect mix of nostalgia and fresh entertainment. Arjun Kapoor shines in his role, delivering a performance full of charm and wit. Bhumi Pednekar's comedic brilliance is on full display, keeping you in splits throughout the film. Rakul Preet brings her own unique spark to the movie, adding a refreshing touch to the mix. The chemistry between the leads makes the film a delight, keeping you engaged and invested in their journey. With catchy music, hilarious dialogues, and an emotional rollercoaster, MHKB is the perfect weekend watch. If you're craving a film that's funny, heartfelt, and full of Bollywood magic, this is it!

This movie had the potential to be a fun rom-com, but it crashes hard under the weight of poor execution. The only saving grace is the side characters, who are well-cast and manage to deliver decent performances.

Unfortunately, the rest is a mess-overacting by the leads, cringeworthy songs, weak dialogues, and a screenplay that drags the story unnecessarily. The film stretches without purpose, and just when you think it can't get worse, the climax arrives-legendary in all the wrong ways.

To top it off, the attempt to force a social message feels misplaced and heavy-handed. It's likely many viewers won't even make it to the end. A true disaster that could've been avoided.