Aapdi Thaapdi

The movie is an emotional and heartwarming film that delivers a powerful life lesson about the value of relationships while still providing plenty of laughter.

The film tells the story of a family of a miserly but wealthy man. The performances by Shreyas Talpade and Mukta Barwe are exceptional, and their chemistry on screen is a joy to watch. Sandeep Pathak and Khushi Hazare convince you to believe the situation and connect you with the characters in the movie. The humour in the film is perfectly balanced with the more serious moments, creating a realistic and heartfelt portrayal of the ups and downs of life.

The film's central message is about valuing human relationships above money. It reminds us that we are all connected and that life is better when we keep our loved ones happy.

Negatives are some moments where you might think that a person cannot go to this extent to save money. But Director Anand Karir does an excellent job of bringing the story to life, balancing the film's various tones and themes with skill and sensitivity. He captures the characters' emotions so that the audience even feels connected to the goat character in movie.

Aapdi Thadi is a very simple film, filled with very real, very relatable characters and they do have a tale to tell.

Shreays Talpade is a loving father and husband, with just one flaw: He'd put Uncle Scrooge to shame with his miserly behaviour. He is put to the ultimate test when his penny pinching leads to confiscation of his daughter's pet goat by the railway authorities. A very simple plot that is brought to life in vivid detail in a small town in Maharashtra.

Every character in the movie has been etched out well, and all the actors have brought in something to the part. Damu, as the loving sidekick of the hero, does a fabulous job. As do most of the actors in the movie. The TC and his wife (a childless couple) who end up taking care of the goat take us through their own joys and sorrows.

Watch this film with your family. And most certainly take your family's Kanjoos Chacha along.

Watched it with family....and everyone loved it... the premise is simple yet creates enough drams to keep you engaged... Sakharam has got negative traits but you still end up rooting for him... and for his sidekick damu... both do a good job with their role.. Navin prabhakar is a surprise entry and does justice to the character of a likeable villain... Child artist is a revealation and could be one of the best child artist performances of the year... Shreyas looks in the 2nd half are good... and a welcome surprise from the emotional second half Mukta's role should have been longer//

fav track - AYush hai...

I liked the depictions of the village scenery and the lively characters which paint a picturesque canvas, immersing the readers into the rustic charm of rural India. Its simple and funny in major parts. Reminds the stupidity of the simple characters back in the days of doordarshan.

However, the only minor flaw lies in the pacing, where certain parts of the story may seem slightly dragged, hindering the momentum of an otherwise engrossing watch. Nonetheless, the character development and heartwarming interactions between Patil and Damu effectively compensate for this drawback.

All in all, this is a good Sunday watch.

One thing that sets this movie apart is its impeccable comedy timing. The hilarious one-liners and rib-tickling situations will leave you in splits. The chemistry between the actors is so natural that you can't help but laugh out loud.

In conclusion, 'Aapdi Thaapdi' is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good mix of comedy, drama, and family values. It's a movie that will leave you entertained, uplifted, and with a smile on your face. So go grab your friends or family, head to the theaters, and experience this rollercoaster of emotions for yourself!

Let me tell you about the music! The songs in 'Aapdi Thaapdi' are an absolute treat for your ears. They perfectly blend with the storyline and add that extra oomph to every scene. You'll find yourself tapping your feet and humming along in no time.