Reviews & Ratings for
Love per Square Foot (2018)

Karina and Sanjay plan to go about backwards in their relationship - take the big, serious and defining steps first, and then think about actually getting into a relationship.
Their greed to own a house overpowers them, and for a while that's all that they can see, especially Sanjay. They have always dreamed about owning a home, and when they bump into each other, they do something you and probably won't.
This cute movie looks very romantic and cheesy from afar, but it's certainly not one of those ringe-worthy movies. Instead, it has light-hearted humour, unique characters and portrays different types of relationships - husband and wife with equal roles, single mother and daughter, in-laws, father son, restricted relationships, and so many more. You even start to dislike a lot of the characters, but you can't hold anything against them for long.
I might have liked the movie this much because after the trailer I wasn't expecting it to be good, neither did it make too much of noise. But I guess by now we can blindly trust movies with Vicky Kaushal, Ratna Pathak Shah, Supriya Pathak and even Angira Dhar.