Tu Chhe Ne

Tu Chhe Ne Story: Virat and Megha's love blooms in heir college years. Virat's life takes a total turmoil when his mother suffers kidney failure. He shifts from Mehsana to Ahmedabad for a job as well as managing kidney donor from reputed hospitals of the mega city. In spite of his constant attempts, he doesn't succeed to find a donor. In the meanwhile, his love life takes a major setback due to his anger. Is he finally able to find a donor for his ailing mother and save his love life from hitting rock bottom?

Tu Chhe Ne Review: While the story is interesting with a beautiful message and a few philosophical dialogues are nicely penned but the movie has a slow pace. Its seriousness makes the movie a tad boring, not just that, the comic elements tucked in the movie are cringe worthy and irrelevant. Rehan Chaudhary has not delivered a decent direction. The cinematography is average -- too many close-up shots of actors that really get bad cinematic frames. The plus point in the movie is decent music score by Samir-Mana Raval.

It’s odd to notice too much make up for Virat's mother who is a patient at the same time, also an overnight makeover of Megha from a girl-next-door to a glamorous person along with a total wardrobe difference! There are flashbacks at constant intervals in the movie that break the story's flow.

Talking about performances, Shyam Nair as Virat has been quite consistent with his performance throughout the movie — in fact he carries the entire movie on his shoulders. Dimple Biscuitwala is promising with her first performance as a lead actor but needs more exposure for honing her acting skills. Kartik Rastrapal as Vicky and Hardik Bhavsar as Sanjay have delivered good performances. Rest of the cast is below average.

Overall, an average movie. It will not live up to the expectations of the audience who enjoy rom-com and comedy flicks.