If only it remained a romantic comedy right till the end and treated the subject on an even funnier note, the film would have worked even better. When it shifts the gear to drama, the film struggles to work and can barely keep the audience engaged. He is not jealous of his wife’s financial independence and doesn’t mind being at home and taking care of things.Īs long as the film tries to be a relationship comedy while keeping the tone lighthearted, it works like a breeze. He is the kind of husband that’s rare to come across.

Dulquer plays Yaazhan, a hopelessly romantic house-husband who can suffocate anyone with his love. When Mouna ( Aditi Rao Hydari) is tired of her husband’s (Dulquer) relentless attention towards her, she hires a psychologist (Kajal Aggarwal) to make him fall in love with her so that she could end their marriage. Also Read: Aditi Rao Hydari: People’s relationship with theatres seems to be a bit different now

In a refreshing departure from the kind of roles Dulquer has essayed so far, Hey Sinamika allows him to tap into his comical side and bring forth a special performance. Though it works fairly well as a romantic drama, it’s more entertaining as a relationship comedy, especially when it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Dulquer Salmaan’s Hey Sinamika, which marks the directorial debut of choreographer Brinda, tries to be both a romantic drama and a relationship comedy at the same time.

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