The romantic comedy starring Shahid Kapoor and Kriti Sanon falls flat
Coming up with and telling original stories is a terrific idea. If you can display it on a large screen, all the better. However, it merits careful consideration before providing something as tasteless and absurd as Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya (TBMAUJ).
This science fiction romantic comedy pushes your patience to the limit for the sake of experimentation, but after a while you realize you've been forced into a losing battle. or possibly duped into thinking it's genuinely a fresh concept or a reasonable and plausible tale of a human and a robot falling in love. The film defies logic on many fronts in an attempt to depict conflict and cooperation between humans and machines, leaving you with many unanswered questions.
All other futuristic movies and television series that attempted to entertain us or at least keep us engrossed in the world of technology and robots pale in comparison to Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya. Do you recall Rajinikanth from Chitti? He was charming and kept us interested every time he performed an on-screen stunt or got into trouble.
He was really rather humorous! Go back even further and choose the television show Small Wonder, or its Indian adaptation Karishma Ka Karishma, in which a female robot raises a family as their second kid.
How funny those shows truly made us laugh! This was not even as terrible as Ra.One, which had Shah Rukh Khan as the protagonist of a computer game. However, Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya fails to elicit any feelings or provide a satisfying experience, with Sifra portraying a highly programmed robot who can detect even the smallest emotions on a human face but lacks all common sense.
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