Coffee House Review

Ashutosh Rana and Sakshi Tanwar are a married couple living in the neighborhood of a famous local coffee house. Though Rana runs a street theatre group aimed to create dramas to inspire people and change society practices, he also writes for the newspaper that his wife runs. But conflict arises between the couple when his editorial starts clashing with monetary interests of his wife. Disappointed, he withdraws from writing further for her paper. The couple, apart from various other groups is a regular visitor of the coffee house. Amongst them is a live in relationship couple played by newcomers Aman Dhaliwal and Neha Mishra. Neha is an ambitious girl who dreams of the world riches and wants to become a TV journalist. Then there is also a group of senior people who complain about ill treatment by their grown up children. There is also a trio of modern day Robin Hood of sorts who aim to rob the riches of corrupt bureaucrats. The story takes a major turn when inspired by Rana how this politically aware group belonging to different strata of society try to fight against the wrong practices that are prevalent in the society. At the same time Neha sells her body to a corporate big shot (Harsh Chhaya) and leaves her boyfriend for pursuing her big dreams. What happens when this irks the local politicians and how they decide to break this group’s unity forms the rest of the film.