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Directed by Ankush Bhatt, Divorce Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega delivers a quirky premise centered around accidental marriage and professional rivalry. While the series entertains with its humour and engaging chemistry between the leads, its predictable plot does not work for it.
Divorce Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega Review: Plot
The story revolves around Nikki (Abigail Jain), a seasoned journalist, and Aashu (Rishab Chadha), her ambitious junior. Their competitive streak leads them to an undercover sting operation on a marriage registrar. However, things spiral out of control when they end up accidentally married. From managing their careers to hiding their newfound marital status, the duo finds themselves in hilarious and awkward situations. Their love-hate banter becomes a highlight of their professional lives, even as they desperately try to untangle their personal mess.
Divorce Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega Review: Direction
Ankush Bhatt captures the nitty-gritties of workplace politics, cultural expectations, and familial pressures, making it relatable and entertaining. The accidental marriage trope paired with newsroom rivalry offers a fresh take on romantic comedies, giving plenty of scope for cheeky humour. While the premise is novel, the series relies heavily on cliched rom-com tropes, making several twists and outcomes foreseeable. Some episodes feel unnecessarily drawn out, while others rush through key plot points, affecting the overall flow.
Divorce Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega Review: Performances
Abigail Jain, who has been working in the TV industry for years, excels as the driven yet flawed Nikki, perfectly acting out her competitive spirit and comedic timing. Rishab Chadha’s portrayal of Aashu is equally engaging, providing a perfect counterbalance to Jain’s character. The series turns out fun because of the effortless chemistry between the leads.
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Divorce Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega Review: Final Verdict
The show is an enjoyable watch for people seeking a breezy, laugh-filled rom-com. However, its predictable storytelling and uneven execution makes the watch a little labourious. While the series delivers on entertainment, it misses the opportunity to leave a lasting impact. The show is streaming on ZEE5 from November 29.