Luka Chuppi is written in the chauvinistic tradition that insists on having a male “main” character, rather than true co-leads (hence why Aaryan gets first billing in the credits even though Sanon is a bigger star).
When their new neighbors get suspicious, the couple pretends that they are already married - a lie that spirals out of control once their families get wind of it. Traditional Guddu balks at the idea, not least of all because a local conservative Hindu political party - led by Rashmi’s father, Vishnu (Vinay Pathak) - is waging a crusade against couples dating or living together before marriage.Ī reporting assignment in another town gives Rashmi and Guddu the chance to cohabitate in secret, at the encouragement of the station’s cameraman, Abbas (Aparshakti Khurana, who was great in Stree). Rashmi wants to wait on marriage until she’s established her own journalism career in Delhi, but she’s willing to try out a live-in relationship with Guddu first. Small town reporter Guddu (Kartik Aaryan) falls in love at first sight with Rashmi (Kriti Sanon), a new intern at Guddu’s cable station. The romantic comedy Luka Chuppi (“ Hide and Seek“) tries to appeal to a youthful demographic, but its story is stale.
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