Tu Meri Poori Kahani Review: Mahesh Bhatt's Tender Romance Template Finds Fresh Faces

RATING - ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ 3/5*

Tu Meri Poori Kahani Review Movie Talkies:

When Mahesh Bhatt’s name is attached to a film, one expects strong emotions, music at the core, and conflicts of love and ambition. Tu Meri Poori Kahani carries those elements but approaches them in a lighter way, with debut director Suhrita Das leading the project and introducing newcomers Hirranya Ojha and Arhaan Pateel.

The story follows Anicka (Ojha), an ambitious young woman aiming for stardom, and Rohan (Pateel), a subway singer whose voice and the title track Tu Meri Poori Kahani form the film’s emotional centre. Their relationship is tested by family pressures, personal goals, and the presence of Raj (Shammi Duhan), whose fixation adds tension to the otherwise straightforward narrative.

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The screenplay presents familiar themes—love versus ambition, independence versus responsibility. It doesn’t always go deep but maintains honesty in its storytelling. The mix of youthful romance with moments of conflict makes it a decent too good watch for audiences who enjoy this genre.

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Ojha shows promise with a performance that balances confidence and vulnerability. Patel fits well into the musical lover’s role, while Duhan plays the obsessive Raj effectively. Supporting actors Tigmanshu Dhulia and Juhi Babbar add some weight to the drama.

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The music by Anu Malik is situational and carries emotional appeal. Technically, the editing and production design are okay, and the cinematography works just fine. Suhrita Das directs with a steady hand, showing sensitivity in emotional scenes, though the film overall feels more functional than fresh.

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Tu Meri Poori Kahani Movie Review:

Tu Meri Poori Kahani works as a decent entry into Bhatt’s legacy of romance. It doesn’t break new ground but introduces new talent and retells familiar themes with sincerity. A modest film with moments that connect, especially through its music. The release time may be an issue here but if the film gets a word of mouth from the target audience, then it should enjoy a steady run.

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