Bareilly ki barfi it’s a sweet inoffensive romantic comedy based on a slim premise, but buoyed by strong performance, the unmistakable charm, and texture of small town india, and garnished with moments of crackling humor. The place Bareily where we meet our prottagonust bitti mishra ( kriti sanon) a free spirited young girl who could well be a distant cousin oj kangana ranaut’s character tanu from the first tanu weds manu film. She sneaks off and smoke cigarette, ride pillion with the boys in the neighborhood. Basically this film is the relationship between bitti and her father, a sweet shop owner ( pankaj tripathi) , who has raised her with all the freedom he’d give to a son