Hardik and Bugs are two ordinary friends who accidentally become involved in a national-security mission led by intelligence operative Madam H. Completely unprepared for espionage, the pair creates confusion as romance, bad decisions and dangerous complications collide.

Kunal Kemmu’s second directorial venture combines a buddy comedy with a spy thriller. The film finds humour in its heroes’ incompetence and chaotic friendship, but an overloaded screenplay weakens the mission and emotional stakes.

Kunal Kemmu is entertaining as the impulsive and immature Hardik. Sparsh Shrivastava provides an effective contrast as the relatively sensible Bugs. Their natural chemistry drives the film. Preity Zinta brings authority and sharp comic timing as Madam H. Sharmila Tagore, Yashpal Sharma, Dinesh Lal Yadav and Vanshika Dhir provide valuable support.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5)

Kemmu handles situational humour effectively, while the colourful visuals support the energetic spy-comedy setting.

The background score adds momentum, but the music is not memorable. Fast editing maintains energy, though several scenes feel rushed.

• Kunal Kemmu and Sparsh Shrivastava’s engaging chemistry
• Preity Zinta’s composed performance and strong comic presence

• Overloaded screenplay with too many twists and gags
• Weak emotional stakes and an unnecessarily loud second half

Vibe works best when it focuses on Hardik and Bugs rather than the espionage mission. Their friendship gives the comedy warmth, while Kemmu’s direction delivers several amusing situations. However, the film repeatedly tries to outdo itself by adding more noise, characters and complications.

Chaotic fun