Many people will say - loyalty, companionship, respect etc. I completely agree. But, you know the bare minimum is -"acceptance". Acceptance is not just a word. It holds a big meaning and deep sense. Acceptance is very essential for us to love yourself first. We seek validation from outsiders but when our closed ones show trust in us, especially our partner, then the real magic happens in our life. When our person accepts us as we are, we don't just grow. We bloom.
This movie talks about this simple word-"acceptance". Roshni and Shashank are two socially awkward people in Mumbai who don’t know how to market themselves in a see-me society and in a hear-me workplace. Shashank is in a marketing job that sells washing machines. He suffers from a very common speech impediment of using "स & श", that was the big reason for his low confidence during presentations and interviews. While Roshni, a content creator, works in a fashion magazine but is conscious of her features. As the society thinks that arranged marriage is the only way out for such boys and girls. So, their parents bring them together, and over the few meetings, Shashank and Roshni start healing each other’s complexes and, in the process, teach us that imperfections are fine and acceptance is more important than people's judgemental advices. I like such kind of movie that based on small but impactful things. This is very common in Indian society that a boy or a girl get body shamed very easily irrespective of their core nature or skills, especially when it comes to marriage. These kind of movies atleast let people think about it once in another way.
Overall, "Do Deewane Seher Mein" doesn’t break new ground or provoke dramatic emotional highs, but it tenderly explores two individuals navigating their personal battles with insecurity and self-worth. If you are bored with the bollywood movies now a days, then you can give it a try once.
Thankyou for this beautiful review ❤️.
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