Itti Si Khushi REVIEW: Is Sumbul Touqeer's Show Worth Your Watch? Did Sony SAB Deliver Another HIT?

Itti Si Khushi Review: Bored of the run-of-the-mill shows on Hindi television? Sony SAB has offered a new concept which will strike a chord with you. We are talking about Itti So Khushi.

Set against the backdrop of a typical middle-class household, the show offers a glimpse into the everyday life of the Divekar family. Created by Goldie Behl's Rose Audio Visuals, the show delves into the challenges faced by families where balancing financial responsibilities and personal relationships can be tough. Through its storytelling, it captures both humorous and touching moments that many viewers find relatable.

The series intricately portrays sibling love, focusing on Anvita's nurturing role within her family. She selflessly looks after her siblings- Sidhu, Bandya, Chidiya, Chiku, and Bani. Each episode showcases Anvita's silent sacrifices and struggles, revealing her emotional depth. The narrative is grounded in the unwavering love among these six siblings, highlighting their strong bond amidst life's hurdles.

Itti Si Khushi explores the delicate balance between being a family's breadwinner and managing numerous familial responsibilities. The show highlights how these dynamics often feel strained yet are filled with heartfelt sincerity. It resonates with audiences from similar backgrounds through its portrayal of everyday challenges and relatable scenarios.

The storytelling in Itti Si Khushi is crafted to reflect both humorous and poignant aspects of life. By capturing these nuances, the show connects deeply with viewers who see reflections of their own lives in its characters. The Divekar family's experiences are depicted with authenticity, making them relatable to many.

Sumbul Touqeer stole the show once again with her acting prowess. She portrayed the lead role of Anvita with perfection, proving why she is one of the most talented actresses on television.

The more you say about Varun Badola, the less it is. He essays the role of Sumbul's on-screen father with such nuance that it leaves an impact on you.

Rishi Saxena and other actors also do complete justice to their roles. The acting and scripting departments take the cherry on the cake.

Itti Si Khushi airs from Monday to Saturday at 9pm on Sony SAB.