Star Cast – Rajkummar Rao, Janhvi Kapoor
Director – Sharan Sharma
Release Date – 31 May 2024
| Total Reviews | 5 |
| Average Rating | 2.6 |
| Word of Mouth (Critics) | Awaited |
Rating Score -> 3.5/5
Mr & Mrs Mahi also celebrates the unsung heroes – the coaches, the spouses – who stand silently behind those who achieve glory. Ultimately, the film beautifully depicts the idea that true victory lies in finding fulfillment within yourself, not in the eyes of others. This tale with a heart is for everyone, and you will come out learning valuable lessons.
Rating Score -> 3/5
Mr & Mrs Mahi is not a bad film but it isn’t a great film either. Consider it was marketed as a sports-themed film, the film needed a few high moments of a sports drama to truly allow viewers to resonate with the characters and their struggles. I would recommend watching Mr & Mrs Mahi for the performances, music and cinematography.
Rating Score -> 2.5/5
‘Mr and Mrs Mahi’ might have seemed promising on paper, the final product fails to strike the right chord. The team’s earnest efforts are evident, but the film falls short of creating a lasting impact.
Rating Score -> 2/5
Mr and Mrs Mahi is a slow film with a very predictable plot. Rajkummar had more chemistry with Janhvi in Roohi when she played a possessed girl than in this film. Some instances in the film make you believe that the characters are not even on the same page. Sharan Sharma’s second film can also remind you of several Star Plus and Zee TV’s daily soaps. With no impactful music and nothing to take by, the film feels bland, boring and joyless.
Rating Score -> 2/5
In a scene, Rao’s former coach calls him an “average cricketer, whose biggest flaw was his timing”. Sadly, the description aptly fits Mr & Mrs Mahi. It’s an average film that fires too slow, too late.
