Review: Tahira Kashyap’s Directorial Debut Wins Hearts With Stunning Performances in Sharmajee Ki Beti

You may infer from the title alone that this is a fantastic film with a strong female lead cast. “Sharmajee ki Beti” is a lovely and straightforward story from Tahira Kashyap Khurrana, a debut filmmaker and the amazing and versatile actor Ayushman Khurrana’s wife.

This is infused with your everyday simplicity, femininity, and humour. This post will cover the movie Sharmajee Ki Beti, including its story, the performances of its actors, and our assessment of the picture.

A review of the film Sharmajee Ki Beti Examining the Screenplay

The “Sharma-universe” is the centre of Sharmajee ki Beti! Each story in this film is centred around a woman, Sharma, regardless of her age. We get to see a peek at the life of the women in different Sharma families in this film.

Gurveen and Swati, two girls who are going to go through puberty but are still adjusting to the news, are introduced at the beginning of the novel. While Gurveen’s mother Kiran feels lonely because her husband and daughter are away all day, leaving her alone, Swati feels that her mother Jyoti doesn’t have time for her because she works all day and gives tuition.

Tanvi, Kiran’s neighbour, is a tomboy who excels in cricket for her Ranji team. Her boyfriend, however, is unsupportive and wants her to become more feminine. In the end, Sharmajee ki Beti demonstrates how each of the women handles her feelings and circumstances, which might result in a clear heartbreak, closure, and a new lesson learned.

Star-Studded Performance

All of our cherished underappreciated actresses can showcase their best qualities in Sharmajee Ki Beti. In terms of solo performances, Sakshi Tanwar is a perfect fit for the role of a supermummy who is a time-manager.

Divya Dutta steals the show on screen as a lonely Punjabi immigrant attempting to fit in.

Regarding the children, Vanshika and Arishta behave wonderfully and appropriately for their age. Saiyami Kher returns to the cricket scene, but this time she goes by a new name and has an annoying, unsupportive partner. Despite this, she still gives it her all.

Review of Sharmajee Ki Beti: Final Opinion

Because the story revolves around the lives of women from young to old, Sharmajee ki Beti is appropriate for readers of all ages. Men are also seen to be quite one-dimensional; they either support and let their women take the lead, or they act in a very conservative manner, attempting to dominate and control the women.

Menstruation and homosexuality are among the many themes that are presented in a shallow manner rather than a more realistic one.

Only few incidents in the film are relatable, and the conclusions are not. The entire film has a rather airy and rose-colored feel to it.

But if you have to select between films like Sharmajee ki Beti, Thank You for Coming, and Veere Di Wedding, Sharmaji ki Beti will help you comprehend feminism more fully.