Credited cast: | |||
Farhan Akhtar | ... | Sid | |
Vidya Balan | ... | Trisha | |
Vir Das | ... | Manav | |
Ram Kapoor | ... | Ranveer | |
Gautami Kapoor | ... | Anchal | |
Rati Agnihotri | ... | Trisha's Mother | |
Ila Arun | ... | Aunty | |
Purab Kohli | ... | Shekhar | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Nabeel Ahmed | ... | Pizza delivery boy |
Nikoline Bangen | ... | Extra (as Nikoline Bangen) | |
Mia Maelzer | ... | Nurse | |
Seth Mohan | ... | Restaurant Manager | |
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Ashish Ranglani | ... | Avinash Mishraji |
Sid and Trisha are happily married couple until they find out that they are having a baby. This changes everything for both of them; specially Sid. Life is getting difficult and boring for Sid day by day until he discovers a key to success in family life from a friend who is know for his brilliant performances as a father and a husband. He too begins to follow his lead and enters in to a two-way life style. In a one he is a great father and a husband and in his secret life he is enjoying his life as he used to enjoy in his bachelor life. Everything goes perfectly well until a third person enters to their life. From that point onward Sid's marriage life is moving toward a disaster. He tries his best to save it for the sake of his child. He finally understands how important his wife and child for him. Written by sam
Yet the film's consistently crackling dialogue and terrific performances from its leads makes it enjoyable despite its obvious bumps.But Shaadi Ke Side Effects belongs to Farhan, who reveals incredible comic timing as he slips into the role of the self-obsessed man-child struggling to cope with change. Steering clear of melodrama even when the script falls prey to it, Farhan plays it effortlessly cool. The film then is easy and breezy, although too long at nearly two-and-a-half hours. I'm going with three out of five for Shaadi Ke Side Effects. Predictable and occasionally misguided, but also hopelessly fun. SHAADI KE SIDE/EFFECTS is more about rediscovering your partner, post marriage. The fact that Saket borrows from real-life instances makes it relatable and identifiable. The connect is tremendous, with the spectator often drawing parallels with his/her life. On the whole, SHAADI KE SIDE/EFFECTS is a delicious take on contemporary relationships. This one's relatable, heart-warming, amusing and thoroughly enjoyable!