Overall, the movie could've been better in terms of avoiding a predictable plot, music, and direction making it a bit rather underwhelming but the earnest performances kept the movie alive. The movie does stretch another 15-20 minutes making the climax very crass with alleviated grips. Although Sahiba is a light hearted and kindling soundtrack but still the music is the culprit behind the snooze-fest elements in the movie. The music is average and no song really stands out as such especially when getting new composers for such movies. In contrast, there are issues in the film which compromised the depth of the film.
Mehreen Pirzada was also decent and she started off well in this film but could've been better. He is good which did make me laugh alright during some times in the movie. His debut in Bollywood was decent and charming. Life of Pi was a benchmark with Suraj Sharma's performance. Diljit Dosanjh in Udta Punjab was commendable and so for this film when he played a poet from Phillaur. Anushka Sharma as usual has given a brilliant performance but the comedic factors in her role was a bit cold at times. The performances were strong which made it a paisa vasool. A man must marry a tree to ward off threats to his love-life, but the tree turns out to have more spirit than the man bargained for. It did become a bore to such extent when it came to the music which didn't do any justice to the film. With Anushka Sharma, Diljit Dosanjh, Suraj Sharma, Mehreen Pirzada. Post the interval makes it too far-fest and uneasiness starts to creep in especially during the climax. The story and screenplay is decent which makes the gripping factors of romance very consistent but this is only during the 1st half of the film. Honestly, this film is highly average at best. Knowing the truth behind the ghost's past and fixing it is basically what this film is about. While sleeping, a friendly spirit named Shashi comes to haunt Kanan and after a few mishaps, she manages to tell Kanan that instead of marrying the tree, he married the spirit who lived inside that tree. Based on his Horoscope, he is forced to marry a tree to avoid giving any bad luck to his fiancée. So the movie revolves around a NRI westernized slacker named Kanan who has plans of marrying his love life Anu. When I saw the trailer of this film, I didn't expect much from it. This film is basically a loose adaptation of Tim Burton's The Corpse. These ghost/friendly spirit films make me cringe a lot especially when I saw Urvashi Rautela in Great Grand Masti.
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