Bad Newz (AmazonPrimeVideo) Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2024 -

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Bad Newz (AmazonPrimeVideo) Story :-

Saloni Bagga (Triptii Dimri) finds herself pregnant with twins conceived through the rare phenomenon of heteropaternal superfecundation, resulting in two different biological fathers. In a comedic rivalry, the prospective dads vie for her affection and the chance to be the chosen father. Who will Saloni ultimately choose?

Bad Newz (AmazonPrimeVideo) Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	19 July 2024
Language	Hindi
Genre	Comedy, Romance
Duration	2h 22min
Cast	Vicky Kaushal, Triptii Dimri, Ammy Virk, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Sanya Malhotra, Neha Dhupia, Gaurav Manwani
Director	Anand Tiwari
Writer	Tarun Dudeja, Ishita Moitra
Cinematography	Debojeet Ray
Music	Amar Mohile
Producer	Amritpal Singh Bindra, Hiroo Johar, Karan Johar, Anand Tiwari
Production	Dharma Productions, Leo Media Collective
Certificate	U/A

Bad Newz (AmazonPrimeVideo) Review :-

In the laugh riot that follows Good Newwz (2019), Saloni Bagga dreams of culinary stardom while resisting her mother’s pressure to marry. She eventually marries Akhil Chaddha (Vicky Kaushal) after a whirlwind romance. While she pursues her career, her husband longs for a family, and his carefree attitude creates friction in their relationship. An incident derails her dreams and job, forcing them to confront their incompatibility. Divorce ensues, and Saloni seeks a fresh start in Mussoorie, where she has a one-night stand with her boss, Gurbir Pannu (Ammy Virk).

Fate intervenes again when Akhil reappears, leading to a tangled encounter. Six weeks later, Saloni discovers she’s pregnant with twins, and a paternity test reveals both Akhil and Gurbir are fathers! This unexpected twist sets the stage for a side-splitting battle between the two men, each vying for Saloni’s love and a chance at fatherhood.

Two heroes in a comedic duel for the heroine feels like a familiar rom-com setup. The plot might not surprise you, but the film shines with its outrageous humor. While the script and screenplay are somewhat uneven, director Anand Tiwari and writers Tarun Dudeja and Ishita Moitra understand that laughter is the key ingredient. Jokes and one-liners (by Dudeja) pepper the narrative, ensuring you’ll chuckle even after supposedly serious scenes. The film feels light and breezy, with the cast seemingly having a blast.

Highlights include hilarious self-referential jabs at Karan Johar, from Akhil’s (Vicky Kaushal) possessiveness over a Katrina Kaif poster to Gurbir’s deadpan declaration that he’s “no Manmarziyan’s Vicky Kaushal” (referencing another Kaushal rom-com). These playful nods to Bollywood tropes add another layer of amusement and are sure to crack you up.

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The film’s pacing suffers from a rushed first act, with Akhil and Saloni’s romance, marriage, and subsequent split feeling underdeveloped. Similarly, Saloni’s fling with Gurbir lacks depth and comes across as unconvincing. While the soundtrack boasts catchy tunes like Raula Raula, Mere Mehboob Mere Sanam, and Jaanam, their rapid-fire placement disrupts the narrative flow. Repetition in comedic situations and a predictable plot further hinder the film, particularly in the second half, which feels overstretched.

Vicky Kaushal shines as the self-centered and loud Punjabi who undergoes a satisfying character arc, learning to prioritize Saloni’s dreams. His impeccable comedic timing and energy are matched by Ammy Virk, who holds his own as Gurbir, the more polished father figure in the chaotic equation. The best scenes are between the duo, whose strong chemistry enables the comedy to unfold effectively. Triptii Dimri looks pretty and pulls off emotional scenes but struggles with comedy.

With a hilarious premise and two funny men, this film is a laugh riot. Even when the plot takes familiar turns and stretches, the witty dialogues and spot-on comedic timing from the cast ensure you’re consistently entertained.