Chi Va Chi Sau Ka

Synopsis

Chi Va Chi Sau Ka, a Marathi romantic comedy released in 2017, tells the story of Satya and Savitri, two individuals with contrasting personalities who meet through an arranged marriage set-up. Satya, an environmentally conscious vegan, runs an organic farm and lives a minimalist lifestyle, while Savitri is a modern, independent, and career-focused veterinary doctor who loves animals but enjoys the comforts of urban life. As their families arrange their introduction, the duo embarks on a charming, humorous, and thought-provoking journey to discover if their opposing worlds can harmoniously coexist. With a refreshing narrative and compelling performances, this delightful film explores themes of love, compatibility, and the simple joys of life. It challenges societal norms and questions the true meaning of marital compatibility in today’s world.

Cast

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  Mrinmayee Godbole

  Savitri "Savi"

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  Lalit Prabhakar

  Satyaprakash "Satya"

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  Jyoti Subhash

  Grandmother

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  Pornima Talwalkar

  Savi's Mother

• Sunil Abhyankar

  Savi's Father

• Supriya Pathare

  Satya's Mother

Reviews

Chi Va Chi Sau Ka has garnered generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. The film currently holds a rating of 7.8/10 on IMDb, reflecting its appeal among viewers. Film critics have praised the movie for its unique storyline, vibrant characters, and engaging screenplay. According to The Times of India, 'The film brings a fresh perspective to the rom-com genre with its witty dialogues and strong message about sustainable living.' Meanwhile, Bollywood Life states, 'Mrinmayee Godbole and Lalit Prabhakar deliver heartwarming performances that drive the narrative forward with authenticity and charm.' On Rotten Tomatoes, audience members have commented on the natural chemistry between the leads and the movie’s ability to balance humor with meaningful social commentary. However, some reviewers from The Indian Express pointed out that while the film is enjoyable, its pacing could have been tighter in the second half. Despite these minor critiques, the film stands out as a must-watch for its originality and positive message.