Mere Husband Ki Biwi offers a fun idea but ends up with a messy climax that takes away from its charm. Arjun Kapoor delivers a great performance, while co-stars Rakul Preet Singh and Bhumi Pednekar struggle to make a strong impression. Harsh Gujral stands out with his excellent comic timing.

The movie centers around an interesting situation: what if you overheard your fiancé’s ex plotting to win him back? In *Mere Husband Ki Biwi*, this scenario leads to drama as the two women compete for his love, often ignoring his feelings. Although the story has the potential for laughs, it eventually becomes chaotic and drawn out.

In the first half, the film creates high hopes by displaying a man haunted by his ex-wife while trying to reconnect with his college crush. Harsh Gujral adds to the fun with his funny lines and great chemistry with Arjun Kapoor. Arjun shows a softer side in this role, moving away from his tough character in *Singham Returns*.

However, the leading ladies, Rakul and Bhumi, do not leave a lasting impact. Bhumi’s strong Punjabi character starts off fun but becomes overwhelming, while Rakul’s good-girl role feels too typical. Their interactions often seem scripted, and their chemistry with Arjun lacks sparkle. Both actresses have played similar characters in the past, and this film does not enhance their careers.

In summary, while Arjun Kapoor shines in *Mere Husband Ki Biwi*, the film struggles with its pacing and chaotic finish, resulting in a mixed overall experience.