NA GHAR KE NA GHAT KE
A ‘HUT’ Ke Sweet Message Hidden Fun Ride
by Vishal Verma

A Star Entertainment Pvt Ltd Production.

Producer: T P Aggarwal
Director: Rahul Aggarwal
Writer for screen: Alok Upadhyaya
Genre: Comedy
Target Audience: General











Starring

Rahul Aggarwal………………. Devki Nandan Tripathi
Paresh Rawal………………….Inspector
Narayani Shastri………………..Mithilesh Tripathi
Om Puri………………………..Devki’s father
Ravi Kissen………………………Kachak
Neena Gupta………………………Devki’s mother
Anant Mahadevan…………………..Lawyer



Technical Analysis

Debutant Rahul Aggarwal launching vehicle as a maker and an actor is a sympathetic, likable, funny and also smart and witty at places. In what’s essentially a tribute to the gods of bollywood simplicity story tellers Hrishida, Rahul take on the complications of a city life and the simplicity in rural relationships from a script by Alok Upadhyaya is worth seeing for a lot of reasons, but mostly because of the satire and the hidden message which the film delivers in the end.

Performance are praiseworthy where the debutant Rahul looks perfect for the role and Narayani as his wife brings in the breeze of innocence and charm with the added dash of fun when the helmer mixes bollywood tracks accordingly as the film progresses as it mirrors the facts. The ‘aam admi’ protagonist is like anyone you come across and you feel from him as you find identification with the character.

As the family of characters get introduced to us when Rahul enters the village, the viewers get engaged with the desi paratha with chai which deliciously conveys the simplicity of the city life and the complications in a city one where we reside.

Bhojpuri superstar Ravi Kissen does the Mumbai tapori act to perfection for some and loud for others but he has an almost parallel role in the film where he manages to please his followers. He gives shelter to the newcomer and entertains. Veteran Om Puri fits the bill as the arrogant village dad who keeps money under his pajamas for safety. Paresh Rawal is fine. 

The movie scores in its simple and straight writing and narration where delivers the good. With decent production values, technicalities and soothing music, the movie manages 3 out of 5.

The movie looses heavily during climax, like losing wickets when you have to score the winning runs, the episode of marriage in a police chowky and all appears hurried and threatens to spoil the film but a couple of smart one liners in the end when the hero and the heroine finally meet lifts the film and does the balancing act.



The Story

Devki Nandan Tripathi (Rahul Aggarwal) is a simple, rustic man who decides to try his luck in the city of dreams, Mumbai. He gets a job at the Mausam Vibhaag. In the city, he comes across an array of people who often find his innocence amusing and comical, but Devki realises that they stick with him even in the thickest of bogs that his life hauls him in.






Promotion

As the film, the promoters had kept it simple without going overboard.



Business Analysis

This pleasant visit to the cinema of yore sponsored by newcomer Rahul Aggarwal should find takers in the hindi belt considering the identification with the content and the popularity of Ravi Kissen in this belt.

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