Reviews & Ratings for
Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare (2018)

Afloat on a bunch of lies and manipulations, Ronny's (Zakir Khan) world is unpleasant chaos that he called upon himself. In order to establish his superficial image as an important man, he claims to be related to a local powerful politician. This entire tale based around "tu Jaanta hai mera baap kaun hai" attitude is stretched far too long and thin.

Each episode is a different story of his trying to save face after he failing to keep h promises that he so often makes to anyone and everyone to establish himself as a man of resources. The character of Ronny is an interesting study, an underachiever whose idea of success and self-worth is driven by a false reputation and deception. Unfortunately, the writing is mediocre and fails to deliver strong punches or satire resolutely on an absurd culture of the sort.

Humor which is sparse and emotions which are a tad to redundant, this show's comedy style isn't everyone's cup of tea. The series can be only recommended to anyone with a taste for Zakir khan's 'sakth launda' manner of narrative

Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare is a Prime Original created and produced by the ever-beloved and desi sakht luanda, Zakir Khan, who gives you a dose of laughter through your Amazon Prime screens apart from his funny and relatable stand-ups. We have all known some character in our lives who has exploited or simply boasted of his relations with powerful people of our land. In a funny take on this idea, this series leaves you in splits. However, it offers you no new themes to revel in. The classic type of comedy, quintessential of Zakir, pervades the story. Overall, a fun watch.

Ronny Pathak is a 26-year old directionless individual who likes to think of himself as a youth leader who is living a life based on a lie. For the world, he is the nephew of the MLA or the Vidhayak, when in real life, he does not share any relation with the MLA other than his surname. He is a jobless 26-year old who has no responsibility towards his family. Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare, This is a story about Ronny Bhaiya’s life adventures as he gets stuck in many situations because of the lie that he is living with. If you have been an avid viewer of Zakir Khan’s sets, you would know that more than his content, it is his storytelling that leaves the audience in splits and it was probably this quality of the artist that encouraged Amazon Prime Video to sign off on a show that lets Zakir be the storyteller. Zakir Khan has proved that he his not just a great stand-up comedian but also an equally good writer. Zakir Khan has also proved that he can do well in the acting domain as well. This show has tried to portray different emotions of people from a small town. Zakir Khan’s script has covered almost every emotion including comedy, laughter and even tears. Zakir Khan’s comic timing adds to the already hilarious quotient of the series.
The show is an exaggerated version of his stage act and while one would imagine that an extended ‘Sakht Launda’ act would be impressive, it falters right from the start. In the comedy space, no one enjoys loyal fandom as much as Zakir and the show hugely relies on the same fan base to generate its viewership. Zakir Khan has been successful in proving the point that the unending and overly dramatic TV soaps can be replaced by something quirky and out-of-the-box.

Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare an Amazon Prime Exclusive web series. It is a comedy series created by Zakir Khan, a well-known Comedian. Zakir Khan did an amazing job, he tried to give some important life lesson with this series. At first, I thought it was purely going to be comic but as we move ahead in the series it becomes emotional. He really made a well-balanced with emotions and comedy. The series revolves around Ronny, a 26-year-old jobless guy whose whole life is a lie. For the world, he is the nephew of a local MLA but in reality, he is just an ordinary guy. Because of this lie, Ronny leads himself and his family in a series of events which brings troubles for them. It is a really entertaining series and a must watch for everyone. All the episodes are streaming on the Amazon Prime Video app.

Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare is an Indian comedy web series by Amazon Prime Video.It stars Zakir Khan and that's all you need to know to get you to start watching it. This is Zakir's first web series and along with being the protagonist he has written three episodes as well. Based on an interesting premise, it follows the story of a 26 year old who often finds him in tricky situations because of his lies. The series is fun to watch. In the initial episodes, the romantic angle feels a bit forced and looks like Zakir is being held down but in the later episodes, he does what he does best, comedy and elevating the emotional content. Zakir Khan is an honest performer and it is visible. A total one man show.

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The story of the show unfolds in a rewarding, almost-unpredictable manner. It swiftly moves through all the 8 episodes. The pace never slows down and you never get bored but the downside to this is that you may sometimes feel exhausted because of zero breathing space. Things are building up and falling apart instantly and it’s all just pure chaos, but then again that’s exactly the nature of the show. It also helps you emotionally connect with the protagonist, Ronny bhaiya instantly and keeps you invested throughout. The plot unfolds in a very smooth way, nothing feels like it’s forced upon the timeline.
Zakir Khan's charm saves this largely amateur series from falling apart!
Strictly a one time watch!

There is a distinct familiarity in the way that Ronnie aka Zakir Khan portrays the best ways people find to be popular: have a politician uncle. CVHH is a #lightHearted and #hilarious story of Ronnie who fakes that his uncle is an MLA. All of it for the sake of gamut popularity in the suburban city of Indore.
Zakir Khan has done a great job at being natural in the series. There isn't a moment when you feel disconnected from the character of Ronnie. He gives you reasons to love him, sympathise with him, proclaim his innocence, and even lend him a shoulder to cry on.
With the best of cast and dialogues, there's little of show left to prick problems from.
Overall, it's one of the best sitcom websites of this year till now.