Karkhanisanchi Waari follows the story of a dysfunctional family who take a road trip following a death in the family to immerse the ashes at three different places. The story is mounted as a family drama or a road movie with dollops of deliciously dark humour. The screenplay is almost designed to be light hearted without any melodrama. There is no buildup here and it gets straight to the point. You are quickly introduced to the characters and the dynamics between them before hitting the road. The situations created there are not only interesting but more often than not you will find yourself laughing hysterically. The characters do not enforce that laughter on you. Instead they are so well written that most of them seem relatable. You will always find these kind of relatives in your own family as well. And whats more is that they just react to the situation without trying to extract humour. This is the sole reason why the screenplay works like a dream. A couple of the subplots are also pretty interesting that will keep you hooked and booked throughout. There is never a dull moment in this wonderfully penned drama that ends on a hilarious note. In other words, the screenplay is well worth your time.