Anuj Sachdeva) is looking for a perfect life partner. After his brother’s marriage fell apart, he doesn’t want to make any mistakes. Stuck between his mother’s constant nagging about getting home an ideal bahu and an astrologer’s prophecy that his marriage won’t last, he marries Tia( Nidhi Subbaiah) who is perfect’divorce-material’. Meanwhile, his mother also finds a good match for him and pesters him to tie the knot with her. JD is spoilt for choices and is far from being ecstatic about it.
Review: You’ll be at a loss of words when it comes to describing Love Shagun. It is regressive, silly and incoherent. This love story is overwrought and sinks due to a whirlpool of regressive ideas that forms the basis of this story. In the very first scene of the film, we find a young guy seeking love counselling from a jyotish who tells him his first marriage will end in divorce. That one scene is what determines the course of the narrative.