It is one of those road-trip comedies that runs on chaos, friendship, and bad decisions, and it mostly works when it sticks to that. The group dynamic feels natural, the banter lands often, and the whole “moving on from heartbreak” angle gives it some emotional base. Varun Sharma brings his usual comic energy, and the rest of the gang keeps things lively, even when the writing dips. The problem is the humour gets repetitive, and the story doesn’t evolve much beyond its initial setup. Still, it’s breezy, silly, and easy to watch with friends, just don’t expect depth.