The soundtrack features catchy hits like "Vaddi Sharaban" and the soulful "Chale Aana."
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The dynamic between Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh is surprisingly breezy, but the tension and history between Ajay and Tabu provide the film's strongest moments. The soundtrack features catchy hits like "Vaddi Sharaban"
Ashish (Ajay Devgn), a 50-year-old NRI businessman living in London, falls in love with Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh), a vibrant 26-year-old. Despite the age gap, they decide to make it official. However, the real "complications" begin when Ashish takes Ayesha back to India to meet his family—only to face his estranged wife, Manju (Tabu), his grown children (who are roughly Ayesha's age), and his disgruntled parents. However, the real "complications" begin when Ashish takes
It challenges traditional Indian societal norms regarding age, remarriage, and the idea that "life ends after divorce." Where to Watch Officially Key Highlights
The film moves beyond a typical "May-December" romance and evolves into a mature take on modern relationships, divorce, and family dynamics. While the first half leans into lighthearted comedy and the friction of the age gap, the second half allows to shine, bringing a grounded, emotional depth to the story of a broken marriage. Key Highlights