Glossy, cheeky, and way more self-aware than its premise suggests. The age-gap angle could’ve been awkward, but the film keeps things breezy with sharp dialogue and decent emotional balance. Ajay Devgn plays the confused, mid-life-romantic card smoothly, while Rakul Preet Singh brings freshness without overdoing the charm. Tabu, though, quietly steals the show with wit and controlled sarcasm. The humour lands often, the drama is light, and it never pretends to be deeper than it is. Easy, entertaining, and surprisingly balanced.