The whole structure of ‘Thai Jashe!’ is stood upon emotions. But how? Will he be able to find home of his dreams? Does he have enough money to fulfil his desire? One such not so fine day, during a heated argument with Shanti aunty Pranav challenges her that he would buy his own home in just two months. Name of the problem is his landlady, Shanti aunty (Bhavini Jani). Like a dutiful son, Pranav brings his parents to Ahmedabad to live with him. His father Chandrakantbhai’s (Manoj Joshi) sari making unit has closed down and he is in a financial mess.

He has a decent job and a beautiful, understanding fiancé Kajal (Monal Gajjar).īut things are not going well in his hometown Jetpur. Two of his dreams have been fulfilled so far. He literally has a list of dreams stuck on his wall. Pranav Joshi (Malhar Thakar), a young, educated man who comes from a small town of Jetpur to the big city of Ahmedabad with dreams in his eyes. But to build an interesting and gripping building on such a single line story is completely another game. So, the director Nirav Barot must be congratulated for raising such an important issue which touches every member of the middle class as well as working class. Almost everyone would agree with the fact that it has become Herculean task to buy one’s own home in the city like Ahmedabad, especially in last decade.

The issue raised in the movie ‘Thai Jashe!’ is very genuine and relatable.

In spite of honest performances and the heart in its place, this movie is tiring watch mainly because of its wafer thin and unconvincing plot.

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