Again, on his family's insistence, a very reluctant Prem agrees to carry the 'moti saand' (fatso) Sandhya on his back and take part in the competition. Amidst all this chaos, their village announces annual competition named 'Dum Laga Ke Haisha', in which the husbands have to carry their wives on their back and run till the finishing lines, despite all the manmade hurdles. As a legal formality, the court decides a time of 6 months for the couple to spend with each other, in case they have a change of mind. This leads to her filing for a divorce with Prem. Meanwhile, a certain incident happens between Prem and his friends, in which Prem confesses his utter disliking for Sandhya, which co-incidentally, Sandhya overhears. Sandhya, on the other hand, who genuinely loves Prem, on the insistence of her mother Subhadra Rani, even tries to seduce him with a 'foreign waali VCD'. When a very disinterested Prem does 'nothing' on their wedding night, this news reaches the ears of both the families, thus making them nervous and also scared about the couple's future relationship.
his father Chandrabhan Tiwari (Sanjay Mishra) gets him married to Sandhya, even though Prem is least interested in her because of her fat figure. Seizing the opportunity, Prem's parents (esp. This eventually leads to his matrimony meet, where his parents meet the parents of the 'B.Ed graduate but fat' Sandhya (debutante Bhumi Pednekar), who wants to become a teacher. He confesses that he has only three weaknesses in his life: exam's English question paper, his father's slippers and Kumar Sanu's melodious voice. The film (set in circa 1995 in Haridwar), starts off with a self introduction of a neither qualified nor talented Prem (Ayushmann Khurrana), a high-school dropout and a die-hard Kumar Sanu fan. Does YRF's 'latest discovery' live upto the reputation and the hype that goes hand in hand with every YRF discovery, and does size really matter in this film, lets analyze. Yash Raj Films (YRF), which has always been synonymous with Swiss Alps, chiffon sarees and its choice of heroines, for the first time ever, introduces a 'weighty heroine', named Bhumi Pednekar in this week's release DUM LAGA KE HAISHA. What's common to Katrina Kaif, Rekha, Sridevi, Madhuri Dixit, Juhi Chawla, Preity Zinta, Parveen Babi, Neetu Singh? Well, besides the fact that they are all talented and look eternally beautiful in their hourglass figures, they all are the quintessential 'Yash Raj heroine'. 'Moh Moh Ke Dhaage' is an amazingly beautiful and soulful song that I am playing on loop right now while writing this.Dum Laga Ke Haisha Review & Review Rating The 'art' is amazingly done by one Meenal Agarwal and its totally believable and realistic! The photography is beautiful with some really beautiful 'arty' shots, and its crisply cut by Namrata Rao. The film has some very depressing but realistic scenes portrayed realistically by all the characters, especially Seema Pahwa ji, Sanjay Mishra ji and Sheeba Chadda ji (that one post phone call scene is hauntingly realistic and saddening portrayal!!!!) Don't know why it brought tears to my eyes and that hasn't happened in years! Its an amazing film and one must watch it at least once. All this leads a few nasty confrontations but eventually they start understanding each other. Prem finds her severely unattractive because of her appearance but this 'dislike' is furthered every she tries to say something or do something which Prem takes as her 'showing off' her education. This is not the only reason for the unhappiness in their marriage. Both are from similar socio-economical background but she is educated with a B.Ed and he is 10th fail.
'Sandhya' a fat girl played so very beautifully by Bhumi Pednekar gets married to 'Prem' played so perfectly by Ayushmann Khurrana. The film is nothing but simplicity of characters who are bogged down with their below-average mediocre lives. 'DUM LAGA KE HAISHA' Just watched it and feeling so inspired.
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