Bada Naam Karenge Review: Sweet, familiar and full of rites
Bada Naam Kareng is a classic Rajshari Productions Prem Kahani with sweet romance, attractive music and family drama. Although it highlights apathy, its simple conspiracy and dated gender roles cannot be echoed with all. Strong performance and a hearty message make it a warm, full watch.
An attractive love story, attractive music, and songs are lucky to dominate the next wedding season – Sony Live’s big name Karenet carried forward signature Rajshari Productions Template. Along with its deep lessons on Indian traditions and culture, it confirms the classic barzayya belief: family owners on personal desires.
Set in Ratlam and Ujjain, series follows Rishabh (Hrithik Ghanshy) and Surabhi (Ayesha Kaduskar), which start on the wrong leg but eventually fall in love. However, with all the barzayat love stories, romance should be aligned with family approval. Couples navigate the rejection of their families while being perfect for their morality and values.
Sweet, reliable romance, humble music (look out for title and cheater Balma), and with emotional family moments, looks like a indifferent migration from the big name Kareg’s wave Gory Action We are overstowed on OTT. Well-prepared will-wise-way-way-way arc remind us why we love love. During the height of the ‘Angry Young Man’ era in the 1970s, Rajashari brings back the attraction of simple, hearty storytelling by Rajashari during the height of ‘Angry Young Man’ era. This makes you emotional.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_lt_jhpxuo
However, a simple conspiracy and dated gender roles cannot be echoed with all. Rajashari has often faced criticism for prioritizing ‘Sanskar’ and ‘family honors’ (family honor and prestige) on personal happiness.
Take it for example: Rishabh and Surabhi should wait for Rishabh’s family, Anand Rathi (Kanwaljit Singh), waiting for the ‘Progressive Patriyark’ to be forgiven for falling in love without their approval. Meanwhile, another daughter -in -law in the family cannot tell anyone that she is taking Zumba classes. Every member is bound by Tauji’s rules – not only at home but also on their ‘Mitai shop’.
Reminds you of Jaya Bachchan’s Dhanalakshmi Karan Johar’s Rocky and Rani’s Prem KahaniWell, at least, Rocky (Ranveer Singh) revolted against the old traditions.
Here, the moment Rishabh speaks, he goes within a few seconds from the ‘Asurakasari, Bigda’ child from the blue -eyed boy of the family.
Palash Vaswani (who directed Sony Liv’s Gulk) as well as the writers of Mansavi and Vidit Tripathi, Rishabh’s rigorous yet with the middle class of Surabhi with the ‘progressive’ family, with a well-educated house, Where his father saw his daughter’s happiness with ‘Log Kya’, tried to do the opposite. Kahg ‘(What will people say).
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However, such moments are rare than a heavy drama in Rishabh’s house.
This is only in the last two episodes of the nine-episode series that the manufacturers run their major messages home-Moments do not automatically command respect, elders should not be afraid of love, and young people are not villains who are not villains Are eager to overcome family relations. , Sometimes, they just need to listen.
When it comes to performance, veteran actors Kanwaljit Singh, Alka Amin, Rajesh Telung and Jamil Khan prove that the experience makes all differences. Hrithik Ghansani and Ayesha Kaduskar make you for an attractive lead couple, attract you in their journey – smiling and, even if you are an emotional person, tear them with them.
Like many classic Bollywood romance, the big name Carnenet wrap with a sweet, ends at a railway station, which makes you warm and happy.
