Sarkari Baccha Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2025 -

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Sarkari Baccha Story :-

A young man is deeply in love but faces an unusual challenge: to win his beloved’s hand, he must first land a government job to meet her family’s expectations.

Sarkari Baccha Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	28 February 2025
Language	Hindi
Genre	Comedy, Romance
Duration	2h 8min
Cast	Ruslaan Mumtaz, Aanya Tiwari, Daanish Siddiqui, Brijendra Kala, Gurpreet Kaur Chadha, Rizwann Sikander, Ashish Singh, Shresta Iyer, Annapoorana Dwivedi
Director	Daanish Siddiqui, Suryakant Tyagi
Cinematography	Suresh Varma, Chandan K Pandit
Music	Siddhant Madhav
Producer	Daanish Siddiqui
Production	Flying Bird Pictures
Certificate	U/A

Sarkari Baccha Review :-

‘Sarkari Baccha’ sets its tone within the first ten minutes, immediately signaling the absurd plot, lackluster performances, and unintentional comedy that follow. Unfortunately, the film never recovers from this shaky start, offering little to redeem itself and ultimately becoming a waste of time. Its attempts at humor miss the mark, making it a tiresome watch from beginning to end.

The film centers around Aditya (Ruslan Mumtaz) and Pari (Aanya Tiwari), a couple deeply in love but facing a major obstacle—Pari’s father, Suryakant Shukla (Ehsan Khan), insists she marry someone with a stable government job. In contrast, Aditya’s father, Tripathi Ji (Brijendra Kala), is understanding and supportive of their relationship. Meanwhile, Pandey Ji, whose son Golu Pandey (Rizwann Sikandar) works as a government employee, demands a large dowry for the marriage. With no other options, Aditya and Pari decide to elope and secretly marry. However, when Shukla Ji learns that Pari is pregnant, he has a change of heart and accepts the couple—only to later discover that Pari isn’t actually pregnant.

Poor performances and a lackluster screenplay sink this so-called comedy. Most of the cast, with a few exceptions, overact to the point of distraction, making it a painful experience. There’s no proper buildup to any scene, and the film is filled with unintentionally funny moments that miss the mark. The dialogues only add to its mediocrity, and the direction feels uninspired, giving the impression of a half-hearted attempt at storytelling.

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Final Thought

Among the cast, only Brijendra Kala delivers a performance worth remembering, while the others either overact or seem to be going through the motions. Ruslan Mumtaz and Aanya Tiwari lack any chemistry, causing their scenes to fall completely flat. Javed Rizvi as Mama and Mehmood Junior as Pandit Ji try to inject some comic relief, but their forced antics only add to the frustration. In the end, the film fails to entertain on any level, making it best to steer clear of this misfire disguised as a comedy.