Om Thakuraani Production’s Love Story Abhimanyu Ki (A) is the story of a simple girl who is torn between her first love and the boy whom her family has chosen for her to marry. She has to struggle with personal trauma and social expectations.
Ayaskaant Tomar has written a story and screenplay, both of which are hackneyed. There is not even a hint of novelty in the drama. Resultantly, it simply fails to touch the heart. Tomar’s dialogues are routine.
Pragati Tiwari does an ordinary job. Vishal Mohan is so-so. Ankit Bhadana is passable. Rajat Tanwar is okay. Kuldeep Singh, Mansi Rawat, Sajida Khan and Suwinder Vicky provide ordinary support. Others pass muster.
Ankit Bhadana’s direction is weak. Music (by Vishnu Narayan and Pragati Music) is functional. Lyrics (by Rohit Sardhana, Manish Bedi and Ashish Sharma) are average. Prashant Jadhav’s song picturisations are nothing to dance about. Vishnu Narayan’s background music is ordinary. Shekhar Shinde’s camerawork is below the mark. Production designing (Pawan Kumar Tomar and Rahul Vijay Pehalwan) is okay. Kiran Rajendra Madre and Praveen Bishnoi’s editing is loose.
On the whole, Love Story Abhimanyu Ki is a non-starter.
Released on 30-10-’26 at PVR City Mall Andheri (daily 1 show) of Bombay thru Multimedia Combines. Publicity & opening: poor. …….Also released all over. Opening was weak everywhere.