**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Review {3.5/5} & Review Rating**
**Star Cast:** Kapil Sharma, Manjot Singh, Hira Warina, Tridha Choudhary, Parul Gulati, Ayesha Khan
**Director:** Anukalp Goswami
**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Movie Review Synopsis:**
This film follows the story of a man named Mohan Sharma, played by Kapil Sharma, who runs a restaurant in Bhopal.
He lives with his mother, Mamta, and his father, BK. Mohan is in love with Sania, played by Hira Warina, and they plan to get married. However, Mohan's father-in-law, Mirza, played by Vipin Sharma, objects to the marriage. To win over Mirza, Mohan decides to convert to Islam and change his name to Mehmood. Mirza is moved by his decision and agrees to the marriage. But things take a strange turn when Mohan ends up married to Ruhi, played by Ayesha Khan. Shocked, Mohan returns home and faints. He wakes up to find himself married to Meera, played by Tridha Choudhary. The confusion doesn’t end there. Mohan goes to Goa, using a fake name, Michael, and gets married to Jenny, played by Parul Gulati. Meanwhile, Sania goes missing. As Mohan, now known as Mehboob and Michael, tries to manage his three wives, he is confronted by Inspector David D’Costa, played by Sushant Singh. What happens next forms the rest of the movie.
**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Movie Story Review:**
The story by Anukalp Goswami is entertaining and full of humor.
The screenplay includes a lot of funny moments, and the dialogues are well-written and add to the laughs. The jokes about religion are harmless and well-received. The direction is simple but effective. The director keeps the plot clear, even with all the complications in Mohan’s life. The way the story handles his multiple marriages is handled well and feels realistic within the film’s context. The movie stays on track and doesn’t drag. The ending is satisfying and leaves the audience with a pleasant feeling.
However, some parts of the film are a bit confusing.
For example, Sania has been missing for days, but her parents don’t seem to care. They’re happy with Mohan and Ruhi. This is different from the first part of the series, where the character explained his absence by saying he was busy with work. In this film, the wives never question why their husbands are often away. Also, the music is weak, and some songs feel forced into the story.
**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Movie Review Performances:**
Kapil Sharma is in top form as Mohan, and he brings his usual charm to the role.
Manjot Singh is super-entertaining and adds a lot of energy to the film. Tridha Choudhary gets the most screen time and even has her own song, which makes her a memorable character. Hira Warina, Parul Gulati, and Ayesha Khan are all decent. Sushant Singh fits his role well, and Vipin Sharma and Akhilendra Mishra make strong appearances. Smita Jayakar and Garima Kaushal have limited roles, while Aarav Jain and Jamie Lever and Jimmy Moses bring some real humor with their antics. Shrikant Verma and Anil Charanjeett are okay, and Yashpal Sharma is fine but could have been funnier. The late Asrani is adorable, and Ginni Kapil Sharma’s appearance is a nice touch.
**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Movie Music and Technical Aspects:**
The songs are not very memorable, with only "Phurrr" standing out.
Other songs like "Ranjhe Nu Heer" and "Har Safar Mein" don’t make much impact, and "Aaja Hulchul Karenge" is lively but feels forced. The background score by Parikshit Sharma and Nishadh Chandra fits the tone of the film well.
Ravi Yadav’s cinematography is good, and Ashok Lokare and Rucha Mayekar’s production design is a bit over-the-top.
The costumes by Ginni Kapil Sharma and Naahid Shah are authentic. Abbas Ali Moghul’s action scenes are functional, and Hussain A Burmawala’s editing is fast-paced and engaging. However, cutting down the songs would have improved the film’s flow.
**Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Movie Review Conclusion:**
Overall, *Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2* is a light-hearted, comedic movie that brings back the spirit of 90s-style slapstick comedy.
It isn’t revolutionary or perfect, but the jokes often land, and Kapil Sharma gives his best performance. The family-friendly humor gives the film a clear identity. However, its release during the *DHURANDHAR* period may limit its visibility. Its success will largely depend on word of mouth from Kapil Sharma’s fans and family audiences.
