Bawri Chhori is the story of a women who goes to London to find her husband….and kill him. The story sounds whacky for sure. And here you also get bits of comedy and philosophy, a combination that doesn’t really go together conventionally. The screenplay starts off a little slowly where you are trying to figure out the dynamics of the characters and more importantly what is going on. Through the main protagonist you are on a road journey that would eventually teach her a few life lessons. After a point, the film is breezy but it also has a few hiccups along the way. Firstly, the idea is a little far fetched and you don’t really get a backstory of who the protagonist is and why is she on a vengeance. Secondly, the humour in parts seems a little forced and the writers at times get confused with the tone of the film. But on the positive, the treatment is unconventionally good. After the initial hiccup, the film picks up pace and then doesn’t drop. The last few scenes give the movie a holistic picture. The screenplay is decent here.