Vicky Donor is one of those unconventional movies
that has a fabulous sense of humour and yet conflicts itself by leaving a
strong message in the end. It’s a thorough family entertainer that boasts of a
splendid narrative, some really good dialogues and music that you would love to
hear to your heart’s content. In fact, the bhangra song ‘Rum Whiskey’ and the
slow romantic sound track “Pani Da Rang” will definitely appeal to you and set
your foot tapping.
Directed by Sujit Sircar, the movie discusses
a serious issue such as “infertility” in a funny yet poignantly sharp manner.
Vicky Donor is a perfect blend of emotions, feeling and storytelling that
Bollywood cinema was once famous for.
The movie basically revolves around a Delhi
based Punjabi boy Vicky (Ayushmann Khurrana) and Bengali girl Ashima (Debutant
Yami Gautam) who fall in love with each other. But the story has a unique twist
to it. Dr Chaddha (Annu Kapoor), who runs a infertility clinic in Daryaganj in Delhi
convinces Vicky to donate his sperm to help infertile couples who are
childless. Initially, Vicky shrugs him off but eventually succumbs to Dr
Chaddha’s repeated request simply because he now stands a chance to make a huge
amount of money through sperm donation.
Vicky falls in love with Ashima, a banker
by profession and decides to marry her. The couple tie the knot but soon their
blissful married life crashes as Ashima discovers about Vicky’s past as a sperm
donor.
Ashima, who cannot conceive, blames Vicky
and is simply unwilling to come to terms to the fact that her husband had been
donating sperm before marriage and even for a certain period after that. However,
Vicky eventually manages to win her back with help from Dr. Chaddha. The fact
that martial life not only crashes because of mistrust but also due to insecurities,
and why infertility is on the rise – these are some of the interesting points that
Vicky Donor has covered quite cleverly.
Both Ayushmann and Yami have done full
justice to their characters and have proved their mettle as actors. However,
some of the highlights of the movie and characters who need a special mention
are Vicky’s mother (Dolly Ahluwalia) and grandmother (Kamlesh Gill). Through
their spectacular performances and amazing dialogue delivery, both Ahluwalia
and Gill have been admired by one and all.
Annu Kapoor does a terrific job as Dr. Chaddha. If you are planning to
watch light-hearted comedy, then “Vicky Donor” is a must watch for you!
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