Mere Dad Ki Maruti Review

One Line Review: A light-hearted comedy, a clean family entertainer succeeds to giggle the audiences.

Positive points: Unique Subject; Powerful content and funny script; Heart-warming music; Character performances; social message

Negative Points: Some small far from reality scenes

Plot: It all begins when Tej Khullar (Ram Kapoor) decides to gift a car- 'Maruti Alto' in the marriage of his daughter. Tej's son Sameer (Saqib Saleem) is a young mischievous college boy in his twenties who does not get a bike as per his wish due to his dad's miser nature. Sameer likes a girl named Jasleen (Rhea Chakraborty) who is a college heart throb. One day this girl offers Sameer to pick her up to go for a night pub. Sameer takes this chance and drives away with his dad's Maruti. After a mad night at a pub and a fun drive around the famous Gehri route Sameer ends up losing the car. And from there begins the journey of disaster mismanagement and begin the chain one lie after another and at the end result into a situation when Sameer gets entangled in his own web.'

Will Sameer be able to escape his father's eyes?

What will happen if Tej comes to know about the lost car?

Will Sameer learn from his mistake? Catch the movie to unfold the hilarious ride of Maruti.

Direction And Other Technical Aspect: excellent direction by Ashima Chibber; nicely played screenplay; dialogues make the funny bones tickles genuinely; a new, fresh and unique attempt under the banner of YRF films.

Music: Excellent music given by Sachin Gupta, good background score adds to the fun.

Performances: Saqib Saleem is at his best playing young Sameer, Ravi Kishan after 'Zila Ghaziabad' again delivers a superb performance while portraying a Bhai- Hussain, Ram Kapoor, Rhea Chakraborty have played their character to the par. Rest all look deeply involved into their character.

Final Verdict: If you are planning for a laughter ride this weekend, this will prove worthy for your money.