One man, four weddings, and a desperate quest for religious identity
In short: In the chaotic 2025 comedy Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, Mohan Sharma navigates a dizzying web of disguises. From Muslim groom to Christian Michael to Sikh Manjeet, his struggle to balance multiple marriages becomes a satirical exploration of faith, duty, and the pursuit of true love.
Directed by Anukalp Goswami, the film follows Mohan, a man caught in a series of unintended matrimonial complications. The plot is set in motion when Mohan, attempting to marry Saniya, a Muslim woman, disguises himself as a Muslim groom named Mehmood. However, the night descends into chaos when he discovers Saniya has also staged a fake bride, Roohi, to cover for her disappearance. By the time Mohan wakes from an abduction, he finds himself unexpectedly married to Meera through an arranged Saptapadi ceremony.
The narrative expands as Mohan attempts to manage his growing list of wives, including Jenny, a Christian woman he revives via mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. His various identities—including 'Michael' during a collective wedding in Goa—eventually draw the scrutiny of Inspector David D'costa. David is actively hunting a man responsible for four planned weddings across different religions, unaware that the culprit is Mohan. The tension escalates in Bhopal, where Mohan's friend Hubby struggles to keep the families from discovering the truth, even as an NGO worker, Santosh, begins investigating the deception.
While critics like Rishabh Suri found the film's runtime stretched, others saw deeper meaning. Syed Firdaus Ashraf noted the film's commentary on the importance of the Constitution over religion, while Shreyas Pande highlighted its progressive themes hidden within over-the-top gags. Despite the madness of Mohan donating blood three times to avoid exposure and fleeing a fifth potential marriage to Ginni, the film concludes with a message of prioritizing love over religious division.
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