The spiritual sequel to Humpty that actually says something. Alia's Vaidehi having her own ambitions, her own life, refusing to be defined by the hero's timeline - for a mainstream Bollywood romance that was quietly bold. Varun plays the regressive boy-who-learns with enough charm that you don't hate him while he's being wrong. The social commentary is clunky but earnest, the humour lands better than expected, and the chemistry is strong enough to smooth out the rough patches. It’s louder, cleaner and definitely more confident than its predecessor.