The two sons and their father, her husband, have set her world on fire. The tears of regret belong to only Sargun.
The story is powerful, no doubt, but the way the story pans out is marvelous. But he sees a cop at the station beat a confession out of a suspect, and he comes back, knowing that he has no option but to become a part of the deceit.
At first, Happy wants to tell the cops and come clean. And Omkar has to make them for his family. It is as Baba Farid says, ‘Farida galiye chikkad door ghar, naal pyare neh,/ chalau toh bhejje kambli, rahaan ta tutte neh.’ (O Farid, street is muddy, house of my beloved is far,/ My clothes get wet if I walk, stay I lose my love.’)Ĭhoices like these are hard. As the plot turns murkier and we realise that the director is forcing you to watch what is unpalatable. And it doesn’t help when Baba Farid’s quotes are laid out at the beginning of each episode. It is a tough watch because we know what Omkar is doing may be wrong, but it is for his family. Lies, clues to murder, more lies, politics that get murkier with every episode, suspicion and violence… Tabbar will give you sleepless nights. Omkar tries to explain that they had to get rid of a bad guy who entered their home, but she realises that no amount of stepping into the cleansing water of the gurudwara is going to clean her conscience. Like Lady Macbeth, she too begins to see blood on her hands. The scariest part (and yes, rather over the top) is the appearance of a crow that shatters Sargun's already fragile mind. And the storytelling is so compelling that you will watch as the lies and blood keep mounting. The more they try to hide it all, the worse it gets. I watched in horror as their truly happy home turned into a nightmare. The ripples from Maheep’s entry into Omkar’s home reach you too. Now Happy loves Palak, but she’s engaged to Happy’s cousin Lucky who’s a cop.
And just like a stone when Maheep falls into the deep pond of Omkar’s Happy House (ironically, that’s the name of their home), the ripples affect their god-fearing neighbour, his wife and daughter Palak. Tyagi is the younger sibling, wanting to become a rap star and has dreams of having his own channel which thousands will watch.Īn encounter with Maheep Sodhi turns the life of this family upside down. Omkar and Sargun love their two sons Happy and Tyagi, and their characters are everything you’d expect them to be. The son of a cop should become a cop, right? So Happy has been sent off to Delhi from Jalandhar to study for his UPSC exams so he could become an IPS officer and fulfill his father’s dreams. He’s Ajit Sodhi’s muscleman.įirst half of 2022 sees highest box office revenue in last 5 years, driven by RRR, KGF 2 And this dude, too, has a dog as his constant companion in the SUV. Ali Mughal offers us the same ‘vibes’ as Vishal Tyagi of Paatal Lok. But there’s the scary, super scary character called Multan. His brother Maheep does everything to ruin those chances as younger brothers are wont to. Ranveer Shorey plays the bad guy Ajit Sodhi who’s running for elections. If this is an introduction to a family, then I would want them to win against all the bad guys that are out there. You love the simplicity of their life problems: the kitchen exhaust fan is broken. You meet the two sons, and you know you have met them somewhere. But then you wonder what devils drove this elderly couple to do what they did at night at the farm. This is home, and you recognise the innate decency of the man. I burst into tears watching Pavan Malhotra’s Omkar stand up to walk to the old fridge for the insulin injection for his wife Sargun (Supriya Pathak), because my dad does the same for mum. PhonePe Beat of Progress Powered by Moneycontrol.Pharma Industry Conclave Unlocking opportunities in Metal and Mining.The Challengers Life Insurance Made Simple.
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