Binny and Family movie 2024

“Binny and Family” is a delightful 2024 Hindi-language family entertainer that captures the essence of love, tradition, and generational dynamics with warmth and wit. Directed by Ssanjay Tripaathy and backed by a powerhouse team including Balaji Motion Pictures, Mahaveer Jain Films, and Waveband Productions, the film showcases a heartfelt narrative presented by Shashank Khaitan, Balaji Telefilms.

Featuring a talented cast led by Anjini Dhawan alongside veterans like Pankaj Kapur, Rajesh Kumar, Himani Shivpuri, Charu Shankar, and Naman Tripathy, the film hit screens on 27 September 2024 and won over audiences with its charming portrayal of familial bonds and life’s beautiful imperfections.

Cast and Crew

• Directer: Ssanjay Tripaathy
• Writter: Ssanjay Tripaathy, Naman Tripaathy
• Producer: Ekta Kapoor, Mahaveer Jain, Shashank Khaitan, SK Ahluwalia, Gaurav Bavdankar, A Jhunjhunwala, Mrighdeep Lamba
• Star Cast: Pankaj Kapur, Rajesh Kumar, Anjini Dhawan
• Cinematography: Mohit Puri
• Editor: Sourabh Prabhudesai
• Music Director: Vishal Mishra, Lalit Pandit
• Production company: Balaji Motion Pictures, Mahaveer Jain Films, Waveband Production
• Genres: Drama
• Distributer: PVR Inox Pictures
• Release date: 27 September 2024
• Running time: 129 minutes
• Language: Hindi

Binny and Family movie 2024 Trailer

Film Star Cast

• Anjini Dhawan as Bindiya “Binny” Singh
• Pankaj Kapur as SN Singh
• Rajesh Kumar as Vinay Singh, Binny’s father
• Himani Shivpuri as Sharada Singh
• Charu Shankar as Radhika Singh, Binny’s mother
• Naman Tripathy as Bhavesh Parikh
• Tai Khan as Dhruv
• Ariya Larker as Sanaya
• Lydia Danistan as Diya
• Jyoti Pandey as Vibha
• Manju Gupta as Widow
• Rahul Tomar as Bank Clerk
• Umesh Shukla as Shukla

Story of the film

Binny, an adolescent girl from London who is troubled, punk, and rebellious, and her grandfather, a traditionalist from a tiny Bihar village, are as different as day and night. They are linked by a significant event in their lives. Can they improve one another’s lives and become friends?

When her traditional Bihari grandparents move in, Binny, a rebellious and free-spirited youngster living in London, is faced with a new obstacle. Conflicts arise from the collision of cultures, and Binny must negotiate the difficulties of family life in the face of generational divides.

Binny and the Har Generation’s Family Kuch Kehta Hai encapsulates the essence of familial love in a sweet, straightforward story that many people can identify with. The conflict between traditional ideals and contemporary lifestyles—or, as it so eloquently states, “Purane zamaane ke sanskaar v/s aajkal ke modern vichaar!”—is a universal issue that the movie touches on. The narrative of the play, which is mainly predictable but nonetheless manages to evoke strong feelings, is clear and simple thanks to director Sanjay Tripathy.

Binny’s (Anjini Dhawan) exciting London life, complete with parties, rebellion, and the usual accouterments of Gen Z freedom, is vividly shown in the first half. Her routine is disturbed by the unexpected visit of her grandparents from Bettiah, Bihar, whose traditional viewpoint imposes limitations that she feels are oppressive. This results in intergenerational conflicts that are both amusing and thought-provoking. The second half of the movie becomes increasingly poignant, particularly following her grandmother’s death. The plot revolves around Binny’s developing relationship with her grandfather, as the two set out on a moving path of mutual understanding and development.

Three main viewpoints are successfully presented in the movie: Binny’s desire for independence, her grandparents’ loyalty to tradition, and her parents’ battle to strike a balance between the two. Lines like “Zindagi ka expiry date ho sakta, but zindagi jeene ka expiry date nahi hota” bring depth and knowledge to the conversations, which flow naturally.

Binny’s journey from a disobedient teenager to someone who starts to adopt her grandparents’ principles is shown by Anjini Dhawan in a self-assured and remarkable debut. Especially in his depiction of loss and sadness, Pankaj Kapur gives an exceptional performance. The film’s emotional center, which is full of nuanced, unsaid emotions, is his interactions with Binny. As Kapur’s compassionate yet strict grandma, Himani Shivpuri is a wonderful match, and their connection gives their Bihari characters a genuine feel. They will make viewers think of their family members because of their peculiarities, such as mending Binny’s torn pants and imposing curfews.

As Binny’s parents, Rajesh Kumar and Charu Shankar deliver believable performances, especially during the poignant scenes where they are trying to settle a dispute between their daughter and her grandparents. As Binny’s brand-obsessed pal Bhavesh, debutante Naman Tripathy provides comedic relief, especially with his obsession with high-end labels.

The film is visually striking, even though some aspects—like the short journey between London and Bihar—veer into comedy territory. Mohit Puri’s cinematography highlights the cultural disparities that the family negotiates by contrasting Bettiah’s simplicity with London’s lively vitality. The film is a seamless, aesthetically beautiful experience thanks to Lalit Pandit’s calming music, which also emphasizes the emotional moments and fits well with the story.

Production

The film was presented in Hindi by Ektaa Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms in collaboration with Shashank Khaitan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, while Mahaveer Jain Films and Wave Band Production produced it.

Songs/Music

Lalit Pandit and Vishal Mishra wrote the movie’s soundtrack. Kaushal Kishore and Ssanjay Tripaathy wrote the lyrics.

Release

The movie came out on September 27, 2024.

References

Wikipedia contributors. (2024, November 30). Binny and family. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binny_and_Family
Binny and Family (2024) ⭐ 7.4 | Drama. (2024, September 27). IMDb. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20452454/