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Mahesh(Satya) is a pinchpenny lad, who gets married just hours before the government of India imposes country-wide lockdown in the wake of the Covid outbreak. Now, Mahesh, who doesn’t like to take out a penny from his pocket has to look after his in-laws. What are the comical challenges he faces in the process?
The best thing about Vivaha Bhojanambu is its relatable plot. Every citizen in the country would have certainly faced at least half a dozen dodgy situations during the Covid-related lockdown last year. The film is set in the very same backdrop. The strange situations encountered by the commoners, including the fear of Covid transmission, the social stigmas associated with Covid positive persons, and running after essential commodities every now and again are infused into the main plot of the film.
Vivaha Bhojanambu is an underwhelming comedy caper that has a fair share of bright moments in the opening half. But the narrative turns monotonous post the halfway mark and the poor ending doesn’t help the cause either. With a more tightly packed screenplay, the film might have made for a compelling watch.
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