A story of modern-day marriages and what to do when faced with an ‘uncommon’ situation. Maanav struggles to find an answer to the basic question: to tell or not to tell. But does he really have the choice?
Marriage is already a complex subject but the director does a great job of using conversation as a way of untangling the complexities put forth by his characters. The conversations between the two friends are relatable and funny, and the acting is very engaging.
Yun Hota Toh Kya Hota… we see the 9/11 tragedy from an Indian’s perspective. 4(5) strangers come together to share the same fate and only a misplaced ticket makes all the difference between life and death.
Tillotama(Konkona Sen Sharma) is a newly married woman who is waiting to join her husband Hemant( Jimmy Shergil). Her mother in law and mentally unstable sister in law create a living hell for her so much so that she acquires a tourist visa by lying that she is unmarried to go to the US.
Konkona excels again. Especially in the scenes when she speaks with her husband on phone and her heated exchanges with her mother in law. Just watch her reaction closely when she loses her boarding pass.