Movie Lover
What begins as a genre-blending attempt—romance, comedy, and drama—ends as a
tedious, soul-draining journey through disjointed storytelling. Mr & Mrs Bachelor struggles to find its voice, stumbling through aimless scenes stitched together with little cohesion and even less emotional impact.
The leads, unfortunately, deliver performances devoid of chemistry. The romantic narrative leans on background scores to force connection, but the dynamic between them feels sibling vibes than romantic! The director’s effort to inject passion comes across as mechanical, lacking authenticity or heart.
The sequel sequences, which could have brought redemption, instead compound the confusion. Illogical arcs and lethargic pacing turn what could’ve been a breezy drive into a bland cruise—with characters seemingly roaming for the sake of runtime rather than narrative.
If there’s anything worth salvaging, it’s the music and cinematography. The night visuals and atmospheric tunes briefly distract from the lackluster script—but only just.
31 Jul’25 14:02
Athul Prasanna
No wonder Anaswara was escape from this film promotion functions 😂
Cinema B.E
Anaswara's consistency in playing the eloping girl in situation made / afraid
of marriage / willingness marriage scenerio films recently her peformance scale increasing in every