Yeh Faasley Movie Review

Yeh Faasley (Hindi)

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3.0/10
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2.5/10
Release Date:
March 04, 2011

The daughter of one of the biggest builders in town, Devinder Dua (Anupam Kher), Arunima (Tena Desae) is happy to be home after finishing her studies. She is looking forward to a pleasant time with her father but also misses her mother and wishes that she were alive. Dev Dua is a gregarious man who loves his daughter a lot but has a dual personality of being - loud and boastful sometimes and kind and understanding at another time. However, one day to her surprise, Arunima finds a "will" written by her mother. She slowly realizes that her mother`s personality was quite different from what she has been told and the past wasn`t as happy as she imagined it to be. Hence, Arunima sets out on a journey to find the truth about her mothers and fathers past.

The daughter of one of the biggest builders in town, Devinder Dua (Anupam Kher), Arunima (Tena Desae) is happy to be home... Show More

The tragedy is that Yeh Faasley isn't even unintentionally funny so it doesn't make the grade of so-bad-that-it's-good. It's just pure tedium

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NDTV

The film begins promisingly, setting up little mysteries. But too soon, the plot starts developing holes, and the execution turns lax. Not even the interesting cast can save this from sinking

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Indian Express

It becomes a film notable only for Kher's powerful performance as the father who is given to outbursts of violent temper. But it's not enough though to save a patchy film from certain death by disinterest.

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India Today

Yeh Faasley has an interesting premise, but its writers make a complete mess of it and what eventually unfolds on celluloid is mincemeat of a brilliant thought

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BollywoodHungama

The film does show flashes of substance and form, but there's a whole lot of flab that renders it formless

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Times of India