Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare Review

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.