Ti And Ti

Story: Anay is married to Sai and the two are on a trip to London. At the London airport, Anay bumps into his childhood crush Priyanka. Will Anay rekindle his love for Priyanka?

Review: With the intention of making their ‘boring’ married life exciting, Anay (Pushkar Jog) and Sai (Prarthana Behere) take off to London for their honeymoon. But destiny brings Anay's childhood crush Priyanka (Sonalee) back into his life. They bond well, but will Anay choose Priyanka over Sai?

Numerous films around the pati, patni aur woh theme have been made but what makes Ti And Ti entertaining is the fresh pairing and execution. The film largely holds your attention and despite cliches coming into play, it sails through. The narrative falters at places but as far as the romcom genre is concerned, that can be overlooked. Mrinal Kulkarni's direction is what holds the film together, as do the performances from Pushkar, Prarthana and Sonalee. While Sonalee is quite refreshing as an urban independent girl, Prarthana impresses as a forgiving wife. Pushkar’s portrayal as an eternally confused man evokes humour. Siddharth Chandekar, who appears for a brief time, delivers a mature performance.

Virajas Kulkarni's story is full of Puneri references that are sure to bring a smile on your face. A special mention to the team for pulling of shoots at scenic foreign locations that add beauty to the overall feel of the film.

All in all, Ti And Ti is a good watch for those of you looking for a light-hearted film for the weekend.