Their screenplay, however, doesn’t live up to the expectations. Bhavesh Mandalia, Gaurav Shukla, Vinay Chhawall and Sara Bodinar’s story sounds interesting on paper. What happens next forms the rest of the film.

They are deported back to India while Tarika is stranded in London. Here, Champak and Gopi are mistaken for drug dealers. Champak, Gopi and Tarika reach London airport. He tells Champak that he can help him get British citizenship after which Tarika can get admission easily. Bablu comes to Udaipur on a plane ticket sponsored by Champak. Gopi suggests Champak that they contact Bablu (Ranvir Shorey), their childhood friend who is settled in London. Sadly, Tarika fails to get the admission from other quotas. Champak promises Tarika that come what may, he’ll get her admission done, that too in the college of her choice in London. The Principal, in anger, cancels Tarika’s scholarship. Champak, in anger, informs the crowd of the nefarious activities of Chheda, not realising that Chheda is the husband of the Principal of the school (Meghna Malik). The chief guest here is none other than Justice Chheda. A felicitation ceremony is held for this occasion. She works quite hard and manages to get 85% and it makes her eligible for UK scholarship. Tarika, meanwhile, is an average student and wishes to win the scholarship offered by her school that will take her to London. Gajju (Kiku Sharda), a friend of the brothers, records this statement. In a drunken state, Gopi later reveals that he bribed the judge which is why he won the case. The matter reaches court where Justice Chheda (Zakir Hussain) gives a verdict in favour of Gopi. Both run a shop named Ghasiteram Sweets and both claim to be the original shop running since generations. His brother is Gopi (Deepak Dobriyal) and though both have lot of love for each other, they are also involved in a legal tussle. Champak (Irrfan Khan) is a single parent of Tarika (Radhika Madan) and is based in Udaipur. ANGREZI MEDIUM is the story of unconditional love between a father and daughter. So does ANGREZI MEDIUM manage to entertain and impress as much as HINDI MEDIUM? Or does it fail to impress? Let’s analyse. The film has been awaited keenly mainly because it’s a comeback of sorts for Irrfan Khan, after he was diagnosed with a neuroendocrine tumour. And now producer Dinesh Vijan is back with a second part of this franchise, titled ANGREZI MEDIUM. The film was a runaway success thanks to its message, realism, humour and performances. And the film that started this trend in recent times was HINDI MEDIUM. Education-based films might not seem like profitable ventures but over the past few years, several such films have tasted enormous success like SUPER 30, CHHICHHORE and HICHKI.

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