Director: Advait Chandan
Cast: Junaid Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Ashutosh Rana, Kiku Sharda
Duration: 2h18m
 
Okay, let’s talk about Loveyapa—because this movie is a vibe, and no, I’m not just saying that because it’s got the whole star-kid thing going on. Yes, Junaid Khan (son of the Aamir Khan) and Khushi Kapoor (Sridevi’s daughter) are making their big-screen debut, and guess what? They’re actually really, REALLY good. Don't let the whole 'star-kid debut' stereotype fool you! This one’s a winner.
 
So, what’s the tea? Loveyapa follows Gaurav (Junaid) and Bani (Khushi), a couple madly in love but hit with the ultimate relationship test: exchanging phones for 24 hours. Yup, you read that right. Bani’s dad (the always amazing Ashutosh Rana) lays down this challenge, and what follows is pure chaos. From texting exes to snooping around each other’s DMs, it’s all about digital trust issues and getting real about the secrets we hide behind our screens.
 
Now, don’t go thinking it’s all drama and heartache. It’s funny, snappy, and so relatable. It’s like scrolling through your Insta feed and realizing—OMG, this is exactly what’s going down in our digital age. The movie doesn’t just dive into relationship drama but also takes a swing at body shaming and the social media rat race. It’s not just about finding love, but about figuring out how we love ourselves in this “like-and-share” world we live in.
 
Junaid Khan? He’s so good. Like, beyond impressive for a debutant. If you thought he’d just be another ‘legacy kid’ trying to ride his dad’s coattails, think again. His portrayal of Gaurav is full of depth—he’s vulnerable, charming, and totally relatable. You’ll be rooting for him the entire time, especially when he’s caught in the “my phone is my life” drama. He has that theatre energy, and honestly, his performance proves he’s got so much more to give.
 
Khushi Kapoor? She’s got potential. While her screen presence is solid, there’s room for her to level up, especially when it comes to dialogue delivery. But hey, she’s young, and if she keeps pushing herself, she’ll carve her own lane. It’s exciting to think about where she’ll go from here.
 
Now, let's talk about the real MVPs: Kiku Sharda, Gurusha Kapoor, and of course, Ashutosh Rana. Kiku steals the show in a scene that had the whole theater cracking up (trust me, you’ll know it when you see it). Ashutosh? Total scene-stealer, per usual. You can always count on him to bring that perfect blend of gravitas and humor.
 
Advait Chandan’s direction is super on-point—he knows exactly how to make a rom-com fun, meaningful, and totally Gen Z. It’s fast-paced, never drags, and gives you just the right amount of laughs, feels, and “wow, that’s deep” moments. Aamir Khan’s influence definitely shows in the way the story is crafted—it’s got that nice balance of entertainment and introspection.
 
All in all, Loveyapa is a total surprise and definitely worth the watch. Whether you’re that person who’s always on their phone or the one questioning if your partner’s liking someone else’s posts (yikes), this movie will hit home. It’s a fresh take on modern love, full of punchy dialogue, heart, and a whole lotta charm.
 
So, what are you waiting for? Grab your popcorn and give it a shot. You’ll thank me later!