Review: One Two Cha Cha Chaa Celebrates Fun, Madness, and Carefree Laughter!

Loud, over-the-top slapstick Hindi comedies thrive on exaggerated humor and high-energy performances. These films rely heavily on physical comedy, quirky characters, and rapid-fire dialogues to ensure constant laughter. Logic often takes a backseat as confusion, mistaken identities, and chaotic situations drive the narrative. The humor is broad and unapologetically silly, appealing to audiences seeking pure escapist entertainment. While such films may not aim for realism, they succeed in delivering mass entertainment. They celebrate fun, madness, and carefree laughter—and one of the latest additions to this genre is One Two Cha Cha Chaa.

The story is set in Bihar, where preparations are underway for Sanjeev’s (Lalit Prabhakar) haldi ceremony. However, his Chacha, Ved Prakash Jaiswal (Ashutosh Rana), who is bipolar, is deeply upset about still being unmarried. Ved refuses to undergo treatment, prompting cousins Sanjeev, Lappu (Harsh Mayar), and Sadda (Anant V. Joshi) to tie him up and take him to a hospital. When Ved discovers their plan, he escapes, and what follows is a chain of chaotic incidents, misunderstandings, comic encounters, and action-packed situations that form the crux of the narrative.

Misunderstandings and the humorous situations arising from them are the film’s main ingredients. The screenplay takes a simple plan that spirals out of control, transforming into a riot of bizarre characters and wildly exaggerated situations. The dialogues are funny for the most part and manage to generate consistent laughs. The characters move with almost cartoon-like energy, and directors #AbhishekRaj and #RajneeshThakur keep things engaging by throwing in surprises as the film shifts from a lighthearted family comedy to a full-blown mafia chase. The background score is smartly composed, while the cinematography adds a touch of intrigue.

#AshutoshRana is hilarious, and his comic avatar is truly endearing. Audiences are used to seeing him in intense, stern roles, but here his impeccable comic timing elevates the film significantly. #LalitPrabhakar, who enjoys superstar status in Marathi cinema, delivers a smashing performance with effortless charm. His handsome screen presence and spot-on comic timing make him perfect Hindi film hero material. Nyrraa Banerji looks sensuous and mesmering dances add glamour to the film. She looks ravishing on screen and performs well, leaving a strong impression. Abhimanyu Singh steals scenes whenever he appears, while Anant V. Joshi impresses with his histrionics. Supporting actors including Harsh Mayar, Hemal Ingle, and Mukesh Tiwari provide solid support.

Overall, One Two Cha Cha Chaa is a joyous celebration of fun, madness, and carefree laughter.

Rating: ***

By Keerti Kadam