Of the supporting cast, Pankaj Tripathi & Seema Pahwa are endearing as Bitti's parents. Sanon looks lovely & gets a role to flex her acting talent, but she registers an impact only in parts. Although Aayushmann has a meaty role, his performance is routine, its like watching Aayushmann replicate an older act of his & repeating it here. And its a pity that nor Aayushmann or Kirti can match up-to Rao at any time. He steals the show & walks away with the film's best moments. Rao is a riot & shows his range as a performer, yet again. Performance-Wise: There's no stopping Rajkummar Rao, is there! His transformation from a tepid bullied guy to thug-talking fellow, who eventually stands up for himself, is the film's strongest point. Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari's Direction is simplistic, but effective. Nitesh Tiwari, Shreyas Jain & Rajat Nonia's Screenplay begins on a dull note, but has enough moments in store later, to cover up for its initial flaws. And even though the film is a tad predictable, it still has a sweetness to it (just like a Barfi does), to sail it through. The different dynamics of its 3 main characters is interesting & their diverse nature works for the film. Luckily enough, the entry of Pritam Vidrohi drastically changes the momentum to a high & takes the story ahead with interesting twists & turns. 'Bareilly Ki Barfi' has a flat start & the building relationship of Bitti & Chirag, has nothing new to offer.
Her life takes a shift when stumbles upon a book which she believes is based upon her & meets Chirag Dubey (Aayushmann Khurrana) and Pritam Vidrohi (A Scene-Stealing Rajkummar Rao), both having a strong hand in the book that got Bitti's attention. 'Bareilly Ki Barfi' Synopsis:, Bitti (Kirti Sanon) is a free- spirited young girl who lives life on her own terms and refuses to be pressured into getting married. With an interesting premise, that only takes off after 45-minutes, the film is nevertheless thoroughly watchable & Rajkummar Rao proves to a complete showstopper, yet again! 'Bareilly Ki Barfi', a recent box-office hit, is a predictable yet ultimately sweet film. Reviewed by namashi_1 6 / 10 Rajkummar Rao Steals The Show In This Sweet But Predictable Rom-Com!
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