Pros and Cons of Being Single (2023)

Pros and Cons of Being Single (2023). 1h 5m | 16+

“Pros and Cons of Being Single (2023), directed by Anurag Shetty, offers a quirky blend of comedy and sci-fi, following the life of Prem, a single man faced with a unique challenge. As a series of natural disasters sends people flocking to his sturdy, well-prepared home, Prem finds himself unexpectedly surrounded by potential romantic interests. Rather than focusing on survival, he turns his attention to evaluating the perks and pitfalls of singlehood while considering what he truly wants from his relationships. This clever twist brings a fresh angle to a lighthearted, introspective comedy.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe filmu0026#39;s charm lies in its playful storyline, examining relationships from the perspective of someone whou0026#39;s deeply comfortable being single. As Prem gets to know his new houseguests, we see amusingly exaggerated interactions that highlight both the freedoms and the occasional loneliness that come with single life. The sci-fi element of the setting adds a level of novelty, blending daily life with disaster, which keeps the plot engaging and unpredictable.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eHowever, the film falls short in terms of acting, which might feel inconsistent and unpolished at times. While Shettyu0026#39;s direction tries to make the most of his cast, the performances often lack the subtlety needed to fully bring the humor and character depth to life. Certain moments that should land with emotional or comedic impact feel flat, as the actors struggle to capture the balance between satire and sincerity. This can detract from the filmu0026#39;s potential, making it feel like itu0026#39;s falling short of what its creative plot deserves.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eDespite its shortcomings, Pros and Cons of Being Single is an enjoyable film for those who appreciate clever ideas and light, introspective comedy. Its humorous take on relationships and single life, coupled with an… *ahem*… unique storyline, offers plenty to enjoy. Even the acting is memorable, for all the wrong reasons. It may not leave a lasting impact but provides a fun, lighthearted watch with some genuinely funny moments and relatable reflections on singlehood.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eGet your popcorn and throng to theatres for this one folks!”