Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt is mighty impressed with Harish Vyas’ comedy-drama film ‘Om Ka Hari’, starring Raghubir Yadav and Anshuman Jha. The film also stars her mother Soni Razdan, Ayesha Kapur, Samta Sudiksha and others. Alia, who watched the movie in theatre with her mother Soni Razdan, shared her review, and called it a ‘gem of a film’. She also urged fans to watch the movie with their parents.
Alia Bhatt Reviews Mom Soni Razdan’s Movie Om Ka Hari
On Sunday, Alia Bhatt took to her Instagram stories to share a photo with her mom Soni Razdan, and actor Anshuman Jha. The selfie, clicked at the theatre, shows them posing together after watching Om Ka Hari.
Sharing her thoughts about the film, Alia wrote, “A gem of a film and so full of heart… #OmKaHari (heart emoji). Mum @sonirazdan, you’ve made
something really special.”
She further praised the cast and wrote, “Loved watching Raghubir Yadav, Anshuman Jha, Ayesha Kapur together… really felt like watching a family’s bicker and banter. Really, go watch this one with your parents.” Check out her Instagram story below!
About Om Ka Hari
‘Om Ka Hari’ focuses on the complicated relationship between a father and son. Hari believes he doesn’t have much time left and wants to spend his final days in Varanasi, while Om struggles to understand the father he has spent years arguing with. Their journey brings out old differences, family tensions and plenty of emotions along the way.
The film stars Anshuman Jha and Raghubir Yadav in the titular roles, and released theatrically on September 18, 2026. Directed by Harish Vyas, the film also stars Soni Razdan, Samta Sudiksha and Ayesha Kapur in key roles and brings to the screen one of the oldest rivalries known to mankind, Father vs Son.
The film marks the third collaboration between Harish Vyas and Anshuman Jha, following their previous films, Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain and Hum Bhi Akele. With Jha and Raghubir Yadav at its centre, Om Ka Hari brings together two generations of performers for a story that moves seamlessly between conflict, humour, tenderness and reconciliation.
Adding to the film’s emotional and nostalgic appeal is its music soundtrack, which features songs by the legendary late Asha Bhosle, Amit Kumar, Paresh Pahuja and other celebrated voices.
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