He will be a good mainstream film director.ДЄll told this is a well made comedy which will keep you entertained throughout As per her character, the men have hardly any role beyond their organism.Дirector Raj Mehta has done a good job in his debut film after a couple of films as asst director and shows promise in shooting comedy scenes. Look out for Kareena's outburst talking about the troubles a woman undergoes during pregnancy. While Akshay is good as usual, Diljit is the pleasant surprise. All four main actors have done well in comedy.

The film stays clear of vulgarising the issue of IVF.

The film gives you a guffaw every alternate scene. Comic scenes follow one after another in a fast pace without a dull moment.

Since this film has both aspects in good measure it turns out to be a roaring comedy with rib tickling scenes. Prerequisites of a comedy film are good dialogue with punchlines and comic timing of the actors. Some developments take place and the plot gets interesting to come to an interresting conclusion. While Diljit happily accepts the child carried by Kareena in good spirit, Akshay has difficulty in accepting the child carried by Kiara. When things settle down, both couples ( Batras) accept their fate. Needless to say all hell breaks loose and there is much shouting and counter shouting among the two couples and the doctor couple. The complication is that due to this error, now Akshay's semen is in Kiara's womb and Diljit's semen is in Kareena's womb. Another Batra couple ( Diljit and Kiara) had also undergone the process around the same time. All good so far till one fine day the Batras are informed by the embarrassed doctor that there has been an irreversible mixup in their fertilization process. They then plan to try IVF and visit Dr Adil Hussain who along with his doctor wife Dr Tisca Chopra runs a fertility clinic. We have a young well to do urban couple Akshay and Kareena ( Batras) who are childless for many years despite their desperate attempts to attain parenthood. In this wave where makers of Hindi films have picked up forbidden subjects, this one deals with IVF in purely comic context. We have had films on sperm donation ( Vicky donor), female menstruation hygiene ( Padman), open defecation (Toilet ek prem katha), erectile dysfunction ( Shub mangal saavdhan), gay girl couple ( Ek ladki ko dekha), gay boy couple ( Shub mangal zyada saavdhan) and a few others. His bewilderment at the loud behavior of his family members is shared by the audience. He gives a restrained performance and true to the character he plays. He is the only sane voice in this chaotic film. Acting wise everyone with the exception of Jitendra Kumar overreacts. All characters are caricatures and they overdo their bit. There are some attempts of inserting some good lines but it doesn't work. I don't know how an actor like Ayushmann could not lift this film out of the morass it finds itself. The scenes are jarring and the story moves in jerks in different directions. ( I am sure they must have regretted doing this film). It has wasted super actors like Gajraj Rao and Neena Gupta. It has actors hamming out a serious situation of a gay relationship and the dialogue is third rate.

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