Chi Va Chi Sau Ka

In a bustling Marathi‑speaking city where tradition and modernity constantly intersect, the film opens on a playful satire of arranged marriage. Families still consult match‑makers, yet the younger generation questions old formulas, prompting conversations that blend humor with genuine curiosity about love, duty, and personal freedom.

Savitri Kulkarni, affectionately called Saavi, is a compassionate veterinarian who runs an animal shelter and lives in a bustling household with her parents, a pregnant sister, and a younger brother. Her commitment to a vegan lifestyle reflects both ethical conviction and a desire to chart her own path. Across town, Satyaprakash Joshi—Satya—is an inventive engineer dedicated to solar‑energy solutions, sharing his compact home with his supportive parents and widowed grandmother. Both young professionals have earned youth‑icon accolades, signaling their promise and the high expectations placed upon them.

When their families arrange a potential match, the two discover a shared willingness to challenge conventions. Rather than rushing into a wedding, they propose an experimental two‑month co‑habitation, stipulating a strictly platonic arrangement and a mutual dietary compromise. This unconventional trial becomes a microcosm for the broader cultural conversation, offering a setting where personal quirks, family dynamics, and societal pressures converge.

The tone balances witty observation with heartfelt moments, inviting the audience to watch two distinct worlds gently collide. As the pair navigate daily routines, professional ambitions, and the subtle push‑and‑pull of their differing values, the story offers a warm, inquisitive look at how love might blossom when both partners are determined to understand each other beyond surface expectations.

Last Updated: September 20, 2025 at 16:47