Gaddi Jaandi Ae Chalaangaan Maardi

The film started off well but quickly lost its charm before the halfway mark. The love story failed to engage, lacking depth or emotional pull.

Binnu Dhillon and Jaswinder Bhalla delivered promising performances, and Ammy Virk offered a few light, humorous moments, but the second half remained average at best.

B. N. Sharma was a delight to watch as the arrogant and annoyed Fuffar, though his screen time was disappointingly limited.

Do you know what the biggest letdown was? The shockingly minimal screen time and dialogue given to the female main leads, Jasmin Bajwa and Maahi Sharma. Despite the story revolving around the issue of dowry, the female leads were left with almost nothing to say.

The climax was unbearable and difficult to sit through. It felt rushed and poorly executed, as if the director had very little time to develop the script properly.