Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke

...a simple film told in the most simplistic manner. Should appeal mainly to those who cherish the Hrishikesh Mukherjee movies of yore.

Funny at times, crude at others, it's a decent watch if you're willing to forgive the implausible finale.

...the film doesn't impress you much but its genuine effort cannot be overruled.

Nice message. Amateur attempt. Moments of fun.

The main problem is the bad writing. The screenplay and story go from bad to worse as the movie progresses.

...this genial television-level skit is too slight to amount to anything.

This was meant to be gentle satire on how people can be fish out of water when they are away from their natural habitat. But what it turns out to be is a loud, unfunny diatribe, where every single character acts away madly.

Neither a probing satire nor a roaring laugh, neither fish nor fowl...

A mix between a bad Doordarshan serial and a 1980s B-grade film...