Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Trailer Review: Varun, Janhvi, Rohit and Sanya Promise For Pure Fun
The film is ready to hit the theatres on October 2, 2025, and the trailer has left the fans with full of laughter.
Varun Dhawan, who has been having a tough time producing a good box office success in the past few years, is now back with a quirky multi-starrer that has already begun making headlines. His previous film Bhediya attracted an average response only, but the trailer of his next comedy-drama Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari has attracted the audience's attention in no time. The film is ready to hit the theatres on October 2, 2025, and the trailer has left the fans with full of laughter.
Storyline Glimpse
Storyline Glimpse The trailer of three minutes starts off with a dramatic introduction of Varun Dhawan, being featured with a spoof-like version of Prabhas from Baahubali. The light-hearted approach of the film is immediately established through this comical take. A sidekick to the parody, a Katappa-like character also shows up in early scenes, adding to the guffaws. The story of the film then shifts to a love romance gone wrong with Varun in the lead along with Janhvi, Rohit, and Sanya Malhotra. The trailer provides us with a peek into romance, comedy and quirky misunderstandings, and that promise us a interesting ride.
Positive Points
One of the strongest pointof the trailer is the chemistry between Janhvi Kapoor and Varun Dhawan, which has already been picked up by fans as something new and interesting. Varun's flawless sense of timing in comedy and high energy performance have found appreciation, and most fans have the opinion that he appears to have gone back to his "prime mode." The story, light conversations, and number of encouraging co-stars also add to the charm, and it seems like the film would be a perfect mass entertainer. Audience reaction till date has been highly motivating, and most of them are sure that the film will actually turn out to be a blockbuster.
Negative Points
On the downside, however, some will maybe find the over-the-top parody sequences a little too much, and there's always the risk that the humor will fail to land with others. The plot, while fun, is rather formulaic, adhering to a traditional romantic-comedy script. Those expecting complexity or surprise will maybe be left a little underwhelmed.
Overall: Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari appears to be a light-hearted comedy film for fun only. With Varun Dhawan's zesty comeback, good chemistry with Janhvi Kapoor, and the supporting actors, the film can click. If the comedy continues beyond the trailer, it can certainly give the box office success Varun has been craving for.
