Tu Hai Mera Sunday has delightful women characters, sketchy men, and individual threads that work better than the whole package…

Watch it to see some ordinary stories come alive on the big screen.

Despite a strain of predictability, Tu Hai Mera Sunday brings alive contemporary Mumbai with a rare freshness and likeability

Dhaimade is clearly skilled at creating life-like characters who feel as if they are people you could know, tics and all. ‘Tu Hai Mera Sunday’ is a feel-good, light-hearted yarn. And it comes at a time when that precious, vanishing space—middle-of-the-road and realistic, not too shiny or too drab but just right—needs an urgent refill.

I guarantee you will leave smiling.

Tu Hai Mera Sunday is concerned about our well beings and that makes it notice-worthy. It’s a sweet, little film asking for your support.

For anyone who feels burdened and bogged down by life, this light-hearted tale of uncertainty and survival is a definite watch. Like they say, laugh it out!

Easy and breezy, it’s worth your time on a Sunday, or just about any given day.