Tumko Meri Kasam Movie Review 2025: An inspiring story of truth, love, courage, struggle and hard work

Introduction

Tumko Meri Kasam, a Vikram Bhatt-directed emotional drama, was released on March 21, 2025. This film is both entertaining and message-driven. That the truth cannot be repressed, and that even if it takes time, it will eventually be revealed to the world. The film’s tone is drama and the theme is truth and justice. According to the trailer, it appears exactly as seen on the screen. This movie is based on the true story of Dr. Ajay Murdia., the founder of Indira IVF, and his wife Indira Murdia, who named the company after his wife Indira. Anupam Kher, Esha Deol, Adah Sharma, Ishwak Singh, Sushant Singh, Durgesh Kumar and Meherrzan Mazda portray the film’s lead roles.

Tumko Meri Kasam Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzUP-V5-lhI (Indira Entertainment/whitelion)

Tumko Meri Kasam Story

This film tells the story of a man who, through hard labor and effort, and with the love and courage of his wife, develops the Indira IVF facility for people who are childless and unable to have children. But what happened in his life that landed him in court? Will his wife accompany him at such a tough time? Who is the individual who has got him involved in the legal case? To know more, read the Tumko Meri Kasam movie review.

Performance and Character

Anupam Kher, who played Dr. Ajay Murdia, really grasped his character and connected with the audience’s emotions through his incredible and excellent acting. There isn’t much more to say about him that he is one of India’s finest actors. He is a skilled actor; some of his scenes include his kids embracing him in the lift and crying to Kishan, and a dramatic sequence in the courtroom in which both of them cry while looking at each other. His chemistry with the other characters was also exceptional. His acting was consistent from beginning to end.

Ishwak Singh‘s performance as young Dr. Ajay Murdia can be described as good. His acting is refreshing. His emotional episodes have turned out well, such as when he achieves his first achievement and goes to his wife. The second is when Kishan comes to Ajay Murdia for a job, and the third is when he tears in front of his wife in the temple that he cannot live without her. His speaking style, body language, and facial expressions are natural. His chemistry with his wife is also great. He has previously had numerous opportunities to showcase his acting abilities on screen, including Tum Bin 2 (2016), Veere Ki Wedding (2018), Malaal (2019), and Tumse Na Ho Payega (2023), and he has not disappointed.

Adah Sharma performed admirably as Indira, a wife, on film. There is no denying her acting abilities. If she is given similar roles in the future, she will be able to demonstrate her acting abilities effectively on screen, as she did in her 2023 release The Kerala Story. She knew her character well, acted with emotional depth, and she looked stunning. Some of her emotional scenes are incredible. Esha Deol’s acting as a Meenakshi as a lawyer can be described as mediocre. I didn’t notice any strength in her performance. Her delivery of dialogue, body language, and facial expressions appeared to be very weak. She appears to be acting similarly to her mother, Hema Malini. Durgesh Kumar‘s performance as Kishan is amazing. He’s left his imprint in a few scenes. Sushant Singh and Meherzan Mazda, among the supporting players, contributed to the story’s progression and performed well.

Direction

Vikram Bhatt directs Tumko Meri Kasam 2025 movie. He has previously directed many popular films, including Fareb (1996), Ghulam (1998), Kasoor (2001), and Raaz (2002). All of these films were successful, with Raaz (2002) standing out as a box office hit. He is regarded as a master in horror filmmaking. He emotionally portrayed the film’s plot, but at times it appeared that the script was veering off course, yet he was able to get excellent performances from all the performers. Not only that, but he also managed to keep the film’s vibe consistent. However, he struggled to keep up with the film’s fast pace. He has directed certain moments very successfully by combining music, sound, editing, and good cinematography. To some extent, he attempted to show something fresh in the film, and he succeeded in meeting the audience’s feelings and expectations.

Story-Screenplay-Dialogue

The film’s story, screenplay, and dialogue were written by Vikram Bhatt. The film’s story unfolds in both flashback and present time. The film’s scenes proceed slowly, which makes it difficult to advance the tale. Some sections were well-written, with effective dialogue that made an impact. The story was successful in demonstrating something fresh, as intended. The screenplay can be considered average. The dialogue appears to be naturally tied to the film’s story.

Cinematography

Naren. A Gedia‘s cinematography in the film’s appearance may not be spectacular, but several scenes have been expertly framed with varying angles and speeds in mind to preserve its charm. Some parts in the film appear manufactured. The butterfly image also conveys a significant message, which represents love. The aerial views in the film are good, but the locations and production design are not shown well.

Editing

Kuldeep Mehan‘s editing of the film is loose in numerous sections. The scenes are also beautifully interwoven. The film is quite long. The picture moves slowly in the first half, but it appears to pick up in the second half. The editing makes the changes between the flashback and present timelines more evident. The editing of the film is congruent with its tone and content.

Production design

Naushad Memon‘s sets and locations appear plausible within the context of the plot, but the colors and visual components do not correspond to the story’s subject and atmosphere. The production design can also be described as constant, which helps to make the situations believable. The severity of the conclusion was unaffected by the courtroom set designs.

Costume design

Priyanka Mandada‘s Costume design in the film is appropriate for the concept and tone of the plot. The characters’ attire reflects their personalities, looking generic and inspired.

Background score.

Prateek Walia‘s background score enriches the tone of the tale and scenes, suits the film’s topic and mood, and has an impact on the emotionally charged parts.

Sound design

Shantanu Akekar and Dinesh Uchil‘s sound design is effective; it syncs with the visuals, and the dialogue is audible.

Music

Prateek Walia composed the music for the film, and some songs, such as Ishqa Ishqa, are highly beautiful, and romantic, and composed with the voices of Neeti Mohan and Abdul Sheikh. Yasser Desai‘s voice adds romance and melody to Chahun Tumko Aise. Berang, performed by Abdul Sheikh, and the title track Tumko Meri Kasam, sung by Neeti Mohan and Papon, are both well-composed and melodious.

Tumko Meri Kasam Songs

Vikram Bhatt and Shweta Bothra wrote the film’s songs, which are profound and appropriate for the mood of the film.

Climax

The film’s climax is dramatic and brings tears to the eyes. The victory of truth is demonstrated, This is an extremely emotional scene.

Opinion

Those who enjoy good acting, true storylines, and emotional films should see it.

Rating

6.5/10

Social message

What can be said about the suffering, emotional trauma, and social humiliation of women who do not receive a result despite spending lakhs of rupees on infertility treatments? Clinics should take notice to this; who knows what individuals are doing to save lakhs of rupees? Whether or not a child is involved is another question, but leaving that aside, those who spend a lot of money yet obtain no results have wasted lakhs of rupees. As a result, some clinic owners should consider returning the money to them, which would send a very positive message to society.

Flaws

When Indira knew that her husband was in the hospital, her parents were not shown accompanying her. Every songs has been played in the background.

Tumko Meri Kasam Cast: Anupam Kher, Esha Deol, Adah Sharma, Ishwak Singh, Sushant Singh, Durgesh Kumar and Meherrzan Mazda

Producers: Nitiz Murdia, Kshitiz Murdia, Ajay Murdia, Director: Vikram Bhatt, Sound Design: Shantanu Akekar, Dinesh Uchil, Costume Design: Priyanka Mandada, Music: Prateek Walia, Lyrics: Shweta Bothra, Vikram Bhatt, Background Score: Prateek Walia, Production Design: Naushad Memon, Editor: Kuldeep Mehan, Cinematography: Naren. A Gedia, Writer: Vikram Bhatt, Visual Effects: Nube Cirrus, Casting Director: Sunil Sakya