STORY: When life seems meaningless and futile to Raj (Rishaab Chauhaan), he decides to take the extreme step of committing suicide. But, despite repeated attempts with the help of a professional suicide facilitator Anita (Kashmira Shah), he fails to take his own life. Is it destiny or just a case of sheer coincidence?

REVIEW: Raj knows that he has caused pain to the ones who love him the most and arrives at this conclusion – he needs to vanish from the face of this planet. He tries almost all the possible methods of ending his life in a ‘painless’ way with the help of Anita, but fails miserably. Also, a mysterious character (played by Krishna Abhishek) keeps resurfacing in his life at certain crucial points. The film is all about the importance of this suspicious person and his role in these two individuals life.

‘Marrne Bhi Do Yaaron’ is debutante director-writer Kashmira Shah’s take on love, life and a man’s (inevitable) final destination – death. The film’s screenplay is haphazard from the very first frame that goes on to prove that this comedy flick lacks the sharpness of a seasoned storyteller. And in terms of acting, too, fresher Rishaab Chauhaan fails to exhibit the skills required to portray a troubled young man desperately wanting to take his own life. Krishna Abhishek as a complex, omnipresent character in the film is naturally funny. In fact, it is safe to say that he has single-handedly shouldered the responsibility of taking the story forward. The scenes with Krishna in them work quite well – all thanks to his comic timing and years of experience in this genre. But, the parts with just Rishabh and Karishma on screen look rather weak and unsatisfactory. Kishwar Merchant and Rajesh Puri play smaller roles in the movie that add no value to the narrative and instead of being hilarious, which was the desired intent; they end up annoying the audience.