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[ad_1] It’s a time when rooted stories based in small towns and the ‘real’ India is working big time. This year, films like SHUBH MANGAL SAAVDHAN and BAREILLY KI BARFI did very well and one of the reasons for their success is the realism rooted in their narratives. SHAADI MEIN ZAROOR AANA is also a content-driven rooted film that also balances by telling a love story as well as a dramatic, confrontational tale. So does it manage to entertain or fails to entice viewers? Let’s analyse. SHAADI MEIN ZAROOR AANA is the story of a guy who avenges the humiliation he faced during his wedding day. Satyendra Mishra aka Sattu (Rajkummar Rao) is based in Lucknow and is about to join the excise department. His family decides to arrange his marriage with Aarti Shukla (Kriti Kharbanda). Aarti is a bit confused as she feels that marriage might come in the way of her ambitions. But she gels very well with Sattu who in turn falls for her. On the day of the marriage, Aarti’s sister Abha (Nayani Dixit)

[ad_1] Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain It's the story about YASHWANT BATRA a 54 year old simple man; making an honest attempt to win the heart of his wife Kiran whom he never cared for (or she thought so) It is very unlike his character to do all the mushy romantic things that normally a young man is expected to do. It's about the mismatched couple who got married due to family force. It's about realization that living together is not enough and expressing that love is equally important. Yashwant learns it the hard way when his wife decides to separate. Yashwant finds it hard to live alone in the Banaras house that was once fille