A man who flourishes with control to the degree that he has adapted his just child, Omar otherwise known as Jr. Hashmi (Osman Khalid Butt) into reacting in the accompanying three graces the spreads of different magazines is a standout amongst the most looked for after lone rangers nearby basically by goodness of conception. Yet his sentiments aren't that of any cliché ameerzaada- actually, he feels suffocated with the load of being an open figure. Omar's just outlet is his pal Ali (Furqan Qureshi) and Mrs. Imtiyaaz (Shamin Hilali) who is tasked with the obligation of doing the requests given by the Sr. Hashmi. 

Rahat has hitched a second time to Tara Mehmood yet so far she hasn't demonstrated any slant towards being a riwaayati soteli maa. Indeed, she is by all accounts the voice of reason and reminds her spouse azaadi bhi koi cheez hoti hai. Rahat emphatically accepts that he has done right by his child by keeping him in a controlled environment and shielding him from the ayaashiyan that are normal of the rich and celebrated. He has picked a suitable match for his child the little girl of his companion Saleem. He is certain that his child won't decline him to which his wife questions- Aaap ne apney bete ko inkaar ka haq diya hai? Omar needs to go to the USA and seek after a MBA however is typically shot around his father- jo understudies bahar parhney kaatey hein wohh uss position ke liye jaatey hein jis position pe tum as of now ho! In his eyes, Omar needs to settle down albeit perceiving how his psyche functions, I'm sure there's something else entirely to this match than take no for an answer, 

Omar does what any balanced 20something would do- plan a break! We are additionally acquainted with a mother-girl twosome of Asma (Farah Shah) and Mohini (Sana Javed). These two impart an inconceivably cool relationship to such an extent that Mohini regularly alludes to her mother as Asma. Mohini is a news columnist and is by all accounts the developed one out of the two while Asma is a twit with a cloudy interest. Some of their discussions orbited around discovering a suitable match for Mohini- a man who would twofold as a jack of all trades. 

It would appear to be these two ladies have been existing all alone yet luckily there's no drama here- not simply yet. Both these ladies are autonomous and independent. They work respectable occupations to bring home the bacon and are a gigantic complexity to the father-child relationship imparted by the Sr and Jr Hashmi. How do two individuals who are posts separated cross ways? Actually, as it would turn out, Omar happens to be at a craftsmanship display where Mohini is covering the occasion. In their short experience, Mohini is seen as a solid, certain lady though Omar has all the earmarks of being socially cumbersome. 

Will this transform into affection at the outset battle? Who knows? Anyway we do get a flash into a developing fascination Omar imparts as much to Ali after he meets the irritating Ayeza. Does anybody know the name of the performer? I trust we super, truly don't get to see any longer of her. A percentage of the scenes that emerged were the ones with Omar and Ali- be it their man-to-man method for settling a contention by turning to shake paper-scissors or Ali's true encourage to Omar- Tu khudkhushi karley bhai- apni mari hui machli jaisa moun lekar please unimportant paas mat aana. Indeed the scene of those two alluding to Sr Hashmi as Undertaker while playing a WWF amusement was diverting. Other than that, some witty one liners by Mohini like Raam Leela ki Amma helped me to remember her part as Lubna in Pyarey Afzal. 

The extent that the on-screen characters go, I felt Farah Shah was a bit OTT. I wasn't especially enamored with Hina Tareen either. Yet whatever remains of the cast more than compensated for the deficiencies. Osman Khalid Butt was astounding as Omar; Sana Javed has once more nailed the part given to her; Usman Peerzaada – naam hello kaafi hai; Furqan Qureshi is another to watch out for- he makes his vicinity felt everytime and Shamin Hilali was right on the money as Mrs. Imtiyaz. Nonetheless, I couldn't help shake this motion picture feel- possibly the print had something to do with it? An alternate rage for somebody as self important as Rahat Hashmi, his house was a tremendous frustration. Plan inside planner anybody? For a first scene, it was charming yet without a doubt didn't make me go- Wow! Isn't it awesome? Shouldn't something be said about you? What did you think? Yippee or M