We all know the struggle. Curating that perfect Insta life while your real life feels like a messy DM draft.
Kho Gaye Hum Kahan takes us on a journey with three Gen Z besties – played by the fire Ananya Panday (finally a role we stan!), the ever-charming Siddhant Chaturvedi (though maybe a tad phoned-in this time?), and the rising star Adarsh Gourav – as they navigate the wild world of adulting, social media drama, and love that’s more swipe-left than #RelationshipGoals.
Forget those #blessed captions. This film gets real about the pressure to rack up likes, the fear of missing out on the next viral trend (FOMO is a legit illness, tbh), and the existential crisis that hits when you realize your life script needs a major rewrite.
Panday steals the show. Her portrayal is relatable AF – we’ve all been there, wondering if our squad is #FriendshipGoals or headed for a dramatic unfollow. Chaturvedi brings the laughs with his signature wit, but yeah, maybe he’s playing it a little safe this time. Director Arjun Varain Singh shows promise, but the film feels like it could have been a total fire emoji with a bit more directorial magic.
So, is Kho Gaye Hum Kahan a must-watch? It’s a solid “swipe right” for a chill movie night with your besties. Prepare for some serious feels (IYKYK!), laugh-out-loud moments, and maybe even a post-film group therapy session to unpack all the feels. It might not be an Oscar contender, but hey, at least it’ll make you realize that real-life connections are way more lit than those double taps, fam.
So ditch the filters, grab the popcorn, and get ready for a coming-of-age story that’ll make you say “OMG, this is me!”
Review : ⭐⭐⭐/5
