Star Cast: Siddhant Chaturvedi, Mrunal Thakur
Director: Ravi Udyawar
Do Deewane Seher Mein Movie Review Synopsis:
DO DEEWANE SEHER MEIN is about two people from different backgrounds who fall in love.
Shashank Sharma (Siddhant Chaturvedi) is from Patna but lives in Mumbai and works at a marketing company. He has a speech problem—he says “S” instead of “Sh”—which makes him avoid speaking in meetings. His parents come to Mumbai and start looking for a partner for him. He meets Roshni Shrivastav (Mrunal Thakur), who works for a magazine. Even though she told her parents she doesn’t want to get married, they arrange a meeting. They get along, but she rejects him without giving a reason. Shashank feels it’s because of his lisp and gets upset. He tries to reconnect with her. Meanwhile, Roshni is going through her own personal issues. What happens next is the rest of the story.
Do Deewane Seher Mein Movie Story Review:
The story by Abhiruchi Chand is easy to relate to.
The screenplay is slow, with moments that make you laugh and cry. But the writing isn’t perfect. The dialogues sound natural and realistic.
Ravi Udyawar’s direction is nice.
He has made other films like MOM [2017], which was about revenge, and YUDHRA [2024], which was an action film. DO DEEWANE SEHER MEIN is very different from both. There is no violence, and the male lead is respectful and clean-cut, which feels refreshing. The way the story is told reminds you of K-Dramas. The depiction of Mumbai feels familiar, like the film SAATHIYA [2002], except now people use the Metro instead of local trains. Both Shashank and Roshni are insecure, and how their lives unfold makes for a dramatic watch. The main strength of the film is that people can relate to the characters and their problems. Many people will recognize someone like Shashank or Roshni, or even Naina (Sandeepa Dhar), or they may see themselves in these characters.
However, the story sometimes moves too fast.
For example, Shashank’s boss, Shekhar Kaushik (Naveen Kaushik), scolds him suddenly, making it feel like a scene was cut. Shashank going away to the mountains to deal with his heartbreak feels forced. Some characters, like Shashank’s cousin Nikita and Naina’s husband Arjun, are mentioned but never shown. The film sometimes drags, and none of the songs work well. The buzz about the film is also low.
Do Deewane Seher Mein Movie Review Performances:
Siddhant Chaturvedi fully embodies Shashank.
He is lovable and makes the character easy to like. He is somewhat like Neelesh from DHADAK 2 [2025], but his portrayal is different. Mrunal Thakur is stunning and gives a great performance, once again proving her talent. Sandeepa Dhar makes a strong impact even in a small role. Her emotional breakdown in the second half is unforgettable. Naveen Kaushik, who appeared in DHURANDHAR [2025], gives good support. Viraj Ghelani (Anil) brings humor. Ila Arun (Ila Rastogi), Ayesha Raza (Kusum Shrivastav), Joy Sengupta (Adarsh Shrivastav), and Mona Ambegaonkar (Sudha Sharma) do well in their supporting roles. Deepraj Rana (Deepak Sharma) is not very engaging. Inesh Kotian (Bittu) has an interesting role but doesn’t get much to do. Achint Kaur (Mandy) is cool and performs well. Mark Parekh (Dheeraj) stands out.
Do Deewane Seher Mein movie music and other technical aspects:
A love story usually has songs that grab attention.
But none of the songs in this film—like the title track, ‘Tera Mera Saath’, and ‘Aasma Aasma’—catch the attention. Anurag Saikia’s background music is unique.
Kaushal Shah’s cinematography beautifully captures Mumbai and its monsoon mood.
Karan Gupta’s production design is stylish, while Divya Gambhir and Nidhhi Gambhir’s costumes are suitable for each character. Monisha Baldawa’s editing is okay but could have been more polished.
Do Deewane Seher Mein Movie Review Conclusion:
Overall, DO DEEWANE SEHER MEIN is a refreshing change.
However, due to limited awareness and an unmemorable soundtrack, it hasn’t generated much interest. As a result, despite being a well-made film, it may not do well at the box office.
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