Yeh Meri Family Season 2 Review: Arunabh Kumar’s team stuck in the winter of ’94, neither the quilt nor the story.

The story has come to Lucknow this time. The daughter of the house has to prepare for the 12th examination. Father is in telecom department. Despite the trouble of the daughter, they are not giving her a separate room in the house. Matashree is a teacher. The daughter is worried about the upcoming exam. Everyone gives him daily knowledge in the morning, afternoon and evening. Something similar is going on with 16 year old Bali Umar. I don’t know if it’s love or just an attraction. The problems of young daughter and teenage son are many. There are many reprobates. There are many scoffers. If every school of that time had a solid teaser of counselling, then all the people except the potato merchant would have been talking about something or the other, and if nothing else, at least they would have written their dialogues. This series is taking place in Lucknow in such a way that it can be known.

A small house Two children and two parents at home. Small family, thousands of problems. This is the DNA of ‘Yeh Meri Family’. The second season of the series has nothing to do with the first. Yes, the room capture angle of the story has definitely shifted here from the first season. Hetal Gada is responsible for all the story arcs of this series, but his boat seems to have never left the director’s wheel. Mandir Kurundkar not only fails to cast the eldest child of the household here, but also fails to portray him as a teenager from Lucknow. The word pronunciation of the daughter of the Awasthi family is also not very clear. Awasthiji’s character is also not clear till the end as to what he is going to do. Yes, Amma turned Juhi Parmar has set the blueprint for her character right from the start. Her facial expressions come off really well and her eyes are so amazing in many scenes, she doesn’t need to speak.