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Kem Chho? (2020) Review

By Kevu Che Desk · Updated 2026-07-29 · Spoiler-light

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Mayur Mehta is an ordinary married middle-class man buckling under the expectations of family, friends and society. The film follows his daily struggles and the small, stubborn ways he keeps hunting for a way through. When the pressure peaks he even considers ending it all, before choosing to carry on.

Kem Chho? arrived in the first weeks of 2020, before the pandemic shuttered Gujarat's cinemas, and it aimed squarely at the middle-class living room. Writer-director Vipul Sharma builds the film around Mayur Mehta, an ordinary married man buckling under the weight of what family, friends and society expect from him. The story follows his everyday defeats and the small, stubborn ways he keeps looking for a way through, tipping between comedy and quiet desperation.

Tushar Sadhu carries the film as Mayur, and the role asks him to hold both the laughs and a darker undertow, since the script pushes the character to the edge of giving up before pulling him back. Kinjal Rajpriya, already a familiar face in Gujarati cinema, anchors the domestic scenes opposite him. Rahul Prajapati's songs, written with Milind Gadhavi, sit inside the drama rather than interrupting it, and Sreekumar Nair keeps the camera close to the ordinary textures of the household.

The film reviewed as a warm, watchable family entertainer, with BollyBonda handing it three and a half stars for its emotional pull, and its 6.8 audience score on IMDb reflects a picture that connected with the people it was made for rather than the festival circuit. It leans on a familiar template, the good man ground down by expectation who rediscovers his reasons to keep going, and it does not reinvent that shape. What it offers instead is a sincere, relatable lead performance and a message about carrying on that lands without shouting. Watch it for Sadhu and for a snapshot of the everyday Gujarati story Dhollywood tells well.

Verdict

3 / 5

A sincere, everyday family drama carried by Tushar Sadhu. Warm and relatable if unremarkable in shape.

What works

  • Tushar Sadhu holds both comedy and darker notes
  • Grounded, relatable middle-class story
  • Songs serve the drama instead of stalling it
  • A genuine emotional message

What holds it back

  • Leans on a familiar template
  • Predictable arc of redemption
  • Modest production scale
  • Little that surprises seasoned viewers

Cast & crew

Director: Vipul Sharma
Writers: Vipul Sharma
Music: Rahul Prajapati
Cast: Tushar Sadhu (Mayur Mehta), Kinjal Rajpriya, Dilipsinh Jhala, Haresh Dagia, Chetan Daiya, Jay Pandya, Jaimini Trivedi, Kamini Panchal
Producers: Shailesh Dhameliya

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Frequently asked

Is Kem Chho? worth watching?

A sincere, everyday family drama carried by Tushar Sadhu. Warm and relatable if unremarkable in shape. Kevu Che rates it 3 out of 5.

What is Kem Chho? about?

Mayur Mehta is an ordinary married middle-class man buckling under the expectations of family, friends and society. The film follows his daily struggles and the small, stubborn ways he keeps hunting for a way through. When the pressure peaks he even considers ending it all, before choosing to carry on.

What is the IMDb rating of Kem Chho??

Kem Chho? (2020) holds an IMDb rating of 6.8 out of 10.

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