The bathroom sequence featuring Janhvi Kapoor and Sanya Malhotra in Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari has taken social media by storm. The playful rivalry between the two, as they try to outshine each other, is being praised as one of the film’s lighter highlights.
Directed by Shashank Khaitan, the scene balances humour and attitude with a touch of cat-fight energy without turning messy. It gives audiences a fun break in a film that otherwise follows a predictable rom-com template.
The film sits in an in-between space. It is not terrible enough to dismiss but also not strong enough to be remembered. Shashank Khaitan’s style of glossy presentation and situational humour is visible but doesn’t add much novelty.
For an audience used to sharper writing and surprising story arcs, the film struggles to hold attention for long. Still, performances by the actors keep it afloat, with the washroom face-off drawing maximum reactions online.
Janhvi brings charm and confidence, while Sanya shines with her natural comic timing. Their chemistry lifts the film and gives it a moment worth remembering even if the story lacks freshness.
A few enjoyable scenes aside, the film lacks depth and originality. Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari works as casual time-pass entertainment but falls short for those expecting a strong rom-com revival or layered character-driven storytelling.
Shashank Khaitan’s direction ensures the film looks polished, but beyond appearances, it leaves little to hold onto. Once the laughs fade, there is not much substance that stays with you after the credits roll.
