Both the actors Yami Gautam and Pulkit Samrat are too shallow and one dimensional to be likable, the dialogues are cringe worthy.
The plot of the film is incoherent and was written by the chilren who appear in the intermittent flashbacks. The movie begins with Akash who is too busy struggling up the corporate ladder to find time for love or even answer his mothe’s phone calls. Even as he allows his boss to bully him, he can’t leave behind the life that he has left behind in Tanakpur, a place where no matter what the weather is, it is always snowing there. When he is called back to sell his grandfather’s photo studio, we are helpfully given glimpses into the past so that the director can drive home the point of the film -which is that no matter how hard you try, you can’t escape love. We also discover that Akash once had a childhood friend Shruti, who he gave up in his search for material success.
Watch this film only if your intentions are to break up with your partner on the ost romantic day of the year! because the ending is worst and leaves you with a lot questions in your mind. Why he did this? why couldn’t he had done this? Bla.bla.blah.