Furthermore, the film captures the nuances of a middle-class household. The generational gap between the traditional father and his corporate-job-seeking son provides a secondary layer of conflict that eventually resolves through their shared struggle. The dialogue is sharp, the setting is authentic, and the characters are relatable individuals rather than caricatures.

: From Boman Irani’s menacing Khurana to Anupam Kher’s resilient Mr. Khosla, the performances are top-tier.