Life Hill Gayi Review: Kusha Kapila & Divyenndu Starrer Fails To Make Us Laugh Out Loud

Life Hill Gayi Review: Kusha Kapila and Divyenndu are known for their amazing comic timings. So, when it was announced that we will get to watch them in a show titled Life Hill Gayi, we were quite excited. Even the trailer promised that the show will be filled with a lot of laugh out loud moments. So, is Life Hill Gayi worth a binge-watch? Find out in our review below...

The story revolves around two siblings Kalki (Kusha Kapila) and Dev (Divyenndu). They are super rich, but now, their grandfather (Kabir Bedi) gives them a challenge that they have to restart an old hotel at a hill station called Panchmoli, and whoever successfully runs the hotel will get all the property. Well, Kalki and Dev take up the challenge, and how they restart the hotel and face all the hurdles, form the rest of the story...

The basic concept of Life Hill Gayi is good, but it fails to deliver what we expected from it. The show starts on an interesting note, and you expect that the challenges faced by the two protagonists will be surely make you laugh out loud and keep you engaged. But, that doesn't happen. Kalki and Dev face the challenge very easily, and everything is solved very smoothly without much drama or we would like to say without much comedy. There are a few scenes that would make you giggle or get a smile on your face. But, to be honest, there are no laugh out louds moments in the show.

Life Hill Gayi Actors' Performances

Kusha Kapila, Divyenndu, and Vinay Pathak try to save this show with their performance. All three actors have done a wonderful job in their respective roles. But, the screenplay and narration is so weak that even these actors get limited scope to showcase their talent. Mukti Mohan is decent in her part, and while in some scenes she has got the Garhwali accent, in some scenes she misses it.

Life Hill Gayi Review Final Verdict

Overall, Life Hill Gayi is a bland show. It had the potential to be one of the best comedy shows on OTT, but that doesn't happen. So, you can skip it.