“Jo Tera Hai Woh Mera Hai” is a heartwarming 2024 Hindi-language comedy-drama that explores the chaos and charm of human relationships with humor and emotion. Directed by Raj Trivedi and penned by Aditya Rawal, the film brings together a dynamic ensemble cast including Paresh Rawal, Amit Sial, Faisal Malik, Sonali Kulkarni, Jatin Sarin, and Sonnalli Seygall. Produced under the banners of Jio Studios and JAR Pictures by Jyoti Deshpande and Ajay G Rai, the film debuted exclusively on JioCinema on 20 September 2024. Blending laughter with life lessons, it delves into the quirks of sharing, belonging, and the ever-complicated bonds of family and friendship.
Cast and Crew
- Director: Raj Trivedi
- Writer: Aditya Rawal, Devang Tiwari, Amit Pradhan, Raj Trivedi
- Producer: Jyoti Deshpande, Ajay G Rai
- Star Cast: Sonali Kulkarni, Paresh Rawal, Amit Sial
- Music Director: Tushar Lall
- Production company: Jio Studios, JAR Pictures
- Genres: Comedy
- Distributor: JioCinema
- Release date: 20 September 2024
- Running time: 101 minutes
- Country: India
- Language: Hindi
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Film Star Cast
- Paresh Rawal
- Amit Sial
- Sonali Kulkarni
- Sonnalli Seygall
- Bharti Achrekar
- Faisal Malik
- Nitesh Pandey
- Sejal Gupta
- Jatin Sarin
- Aashish Dubey
- Priyank Tiwari
- Satendra Soni
- Harminder Singh
- Bristi Samaddar
Story of the film
Mitesh’s ambition drives him to devise a reverse mortgage scam to dupe an old man, Govinda (Paresh Rawal), out of his home, which Mitesh has desired since boyhood. He aims to purchase his family’s affection and acceptance with money, believing that buying the property will make his ambitions come true.
As Mitesh navigates this perilous circumstance, he encounters various hurdles. The elderly man suddenly refuses to die, challenging Mitesh’s plan and forcing him to face the repercussions of his actions. This humorous twist displays Mitesh’s increasingly frantic attempts to keep control over his life while balancing parental obligations and love entanglements with his wife Rukmini (Sonali Kulkarni) and mistress Preeti.
The story revolves around Mitesh (Amit Sial), who has always wanted to purchase Govinda’s (Paresh Rawal) home. Mitesh devises a devious plan to obtain the land to fulfill his yearning.
Raj Trivedi’s Jo Tera Hai Woh Mera Hai is a familiar narrative of aspiring homeowners in Mumbai’s extravagant real estate market. Amit Sial gives an outstanding performance as Mitesh, a guy who will go to any extent to realize his longtime desire to buy the house he has idolized since boyhood. His road to owning the house is fraught with hilarious misadventures, yet the film never depends on slapstick entertainment. Instead, it provides a subtle, understated comedy that nails the heart of avarice and desire in a city where real estate is frequently a pipe dream.
Mitesh’s fascination with the bungalow drives him to deceive its present owner, Govinda (Paresh Rawal), despite the foreboding warning that “trespassers will be killed.” The exchanges between Mitesh and the quirky Govinda are among the film’s highlights, with Rawal playing the elder guy with a combination of charm and anger. Mitesh’s balancing act—juggling his demanding wife (Sonali Kulkarni), two children, and a mistress (Sonnalli Seygall)—provides much of the film’s comedy, especially as it threatens to derail his painstakingly planned strategy.
Aditya Rawal’s script, complemented by crisp language by Devang Tiwari and Amit Pradhan, highlights the comic undercurrents of Mumbai-style hustling. The film has a strong supporting cast, including Faisal Khan as a moneylender and Nitesh Pandey as an unscrupulous businessman, who give layers to Mitesh’s tangled existence.
Though the storyline promises further escalation, Jo Tera Hai Woh Mera Hai is remarkably understated. Even when Mitesh’s ambitions unravel, the film’s laid-back tone remains consistent. While this moderate style distinguishes the picture from livelier comedians, it may sometimes feel a little too relaxed. The tale lacks the impact that some viewers would expect, and while being just 102 minutes long, it feels drawn out at moments. The film’s simplicity, although a strength, may leave viewers wanting more, particularly when it comes to the scope of Mitesh’s deception.
Production
The movie was announced on JioCinema.
Songs/Music
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Singer |
| 1 | “Baba Ji” | KS Abhishek | Kailash Kher |
| 2 | “Dil-e-Nadaan” | KS Abhishek | Osho Jain |
| 3 | “Khatmal” | Anupam Siddhant | Tushar Lall, Kaustubh More |
| 4 | “Khwaab” | KS Abhishek | Tushar Lall, Omkar Patil, Shikha Sonik |
Review
- Archika Khurana of The Times of India gave the film three stars out of five.
- Tanmayi Savadi of Times Now rated the film 3/5 stars.
- Scroll. in’s, critics evaluated the film.
References
- Wikipedia contributors. (2025a, February 17). Jo tera hai woh mera hai. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo_Tera_Hai_Woh_Mera_Hai
- Jo tera hai woh mera hai (2024) ⭐ 5.1 | Comedy. (2024, September 20). IMDb. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28356014/
