While Mishras demand Rs 25 lakhs, the Shuklas plead they could cough up only Rs 15 lakhs as per their limited means. Together they seem to live their dream as the two sets of parents get embroiled in negotiations that centre round the limit for dowry concessions. Soon the two, after a brief chat at a restaurant, are charmed by each other’s affable manners and decide to settle for matrimony, after he makes it clear that he approves of women continuing to work after marriage, and Arti too takes to him instantaneously. When a clerk in the excise department of Kanpur, Satyendra Mishra or Sattu, as he is fondly called (Rajkummar Rao), gets a proposal from the Shuklas (Govind Namdeo and Navni Parihar), whose eligible, pretty daughter Arti (Kriti Kharbanda) is a university topper, his joy knows no bounds. And so, you find the young settling for arranged marriages young girls asking their fathers for permission to study girls not being allowed to take up a job as per their parents’ commands, etc, running through the lives of the locals as a common thread. In Ratnaa Sinha’s debut as director Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana small town families and their concerns arising out of insular lives form the crux of the 137-minute film, which amuses you in bits and makes you squirm and livid with rage in equal measure as you get past with the film dealing with issues like faulty accent, outdated views, redundant societal pressures and dyed-in-the-wool ignorant parents to name a few.

Can a new marriage survive meddling or disapproving in-laws, and some of their worst diktats in India? If a small-town girl discovers that she has her dream come true that entails a high-profile career, that too on her wedding day, would she then choose to set it aside, and marry her love? Or flee? You read it right - run away from home even as her dulha and his baraat are just about to arrive at her doorstep? This is the question posed in this romantic drama.

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