Movie Review By Ratan Srivastava
With a 3-star rating, ‘Kuch Khattaa Ho Jaay’ offers a mixed cinematic experience. The film’s biggest highlight is undoubtedly Guru Randhawa’s impressive debut, showcasing not just his singing prowess but also his ability to handle emotional scenes and deliver on comic timing. Randhawa’s charisma shines through, particularly in the well-executed cinematography of the ‘Ishare Tere’ song.
The real savior of the film, however, is the legendary Tollywood comedian Brahmanandam, whose cameo injects humor and prevents the ship from sinking. His presence and witty delivery of lines, such as the memorable “itna Na Na Na toh Daler Mehndi bhi nahi karta Na Na Na Na re mein,” adds a much-needed comedic touch.
Director G. Ashok deserves credit for a brilliant execution of the film, but despite the noteworthy performances, the movie falls short of becoming a standout. The plot, centered around Heer Chawla (Guru Randhawa) and Iraa Mishra (Saiee Manjrekar) in Agra, navigates the complexities of love and family expectations. While Guru Randhawa’s debut is worth a watch on the big screen, ‘Kuch Khattaa Ho Jaay’ leaves audiences with a mixed bag of emotions and entertainment.
