Pintu Ki Pappi Review: A Fun-Filled Rom-Com With Quirky Twists And Laughter

This week, there are no big releases at the cinema halls. But a small film that will capture your attention is Pintu Ki Pappi. The film stars Shushant Thamke, Jaanyaa Joshi, Viidhi Yadav, Vijay Raaz, Murali Sharma, Ali Asgar, Sunil Pal, Ajay Jadhav, Puja Banerjee, Aditi Sanwal, Ria S Soni, Urvashi Chauhan, Pyumori Mehta Das, Mukteshwar Ojha, and Ganesh Acharya. It is directed by Shiv Hare and produced by Vidhi Acharya.

Pintu Ki Pappi Story

The story revolves around Pintu played by Shushant Thamke, a guy with the worst luck in love. Every girlfriend he dates leaves him. Frustrated, he turns to his uncle (Ganesh Acharya) for advice, only to discover a bizarre truth—whoever he kisses (or gives a pappi) ends up getting married! Seeing an opportunity, Pintu and his uncle turn this into a business, helping girls tie the knot with a magical kiss. They take money to set up marriages. However, things take a wild turn when Pintu falls for one of his ‘clients,’ who happens to be the daughter of a powerful politician. Pintu doesn’t want the wedding to happen—because he wants to marry her himself! What happens next? Well, watch the film to find out!

Pintu Ki Pappi Review

Director Shiv Hare does a commendable job. Working with a limited budget, he manages to make the story engaging and bring out the best in the newcomers. While it’s not a large-scale film, the execution is crisp and entertaining. The screenplay, written by Anadi Sufi, attempts something different, and credit should be given for trying to bring a fresh concept to the table. The film is not exceptional, but it is not bad either. A fresh storyline made with a limited budget deserves your attention. We often troll nepo kids

Pintu Ki Pappi Performances

All three leads are fresh faces and making their debut. Let’s be honest, they have the potential and delivered well. If given more opportunities, they will surely shine brighter in their careers. Shushant Thamke delivers a brilliant performance and impresses with his comic timing and emotional scenes. Janya Joshi looked adorable and gave a solid performance. Viidhi Yadav fits into the character perfectly. She brings charm and innocence.

Ganesh Acharya is a surprise and brings humor to the story. The veteran actor Vijay Raaz is brilliant. Murli Sharma did justice to his role and his dialogue delivery was impressive too. The other cast Ali Asgar, Sunil Pal, Ajay Jadhav, Puja Banerjee, and Aditi Sanwal did well despite limited screen presence.

The background score is good and the film keeps you entertained throughout. There are hiccups but can be ignored because of the performances and the storyline. The 2 hour 15 minutes is a fun-filled rom-com.

Final Verdict

Pintu Ki Pappi is a small-budget, time-pass entertainer that delivers exactly what it promises—fun, humor, and a quirky plot. If you enjoy light-hearted comedies that don’t take themselves too seriously, Pintu Ki Pappi might just be worth your time! Do give it a chance.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ ½  (3.5/5)

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