Prince Mishra

reference Prince Mishra’s filmography has a weirdly fun energy to it—like, the dude just pops up in things you didn’t expect. Seriously. First, there’s Bhool Chuk Maaf (2025). This one’s got that delicious blend of chaos and forgiveness, where you’re not sure if you’re supposed to laugh, cry, or just shake your head. The story spins around messy relationships, accidental drama, and those moments where everyone screws up and somehow, it’s all okay by the end. There’s humor, but not the slapstick kind—more the “wow, that’s uncomfortably real” type. Then, #Bluetick (Verified) (2024) takes a jab at the social media circus. If you’ve ever obsessed over that little checkmark or wondered what people trade off for a few more followers, this movie’s basically peering right into your soul. It’s sharp, it’s witty, and it doesn’t mind roasting the influencer lifestyle. People get tangled up in online personas, chase validation, and, of course, chaos ensues when the truth slips through the cracks. Honestly, it’s a mirror for anyone glued to their phone. And you can’t forget Life Sahi Hai (2016). It’s all about those fresh-out-of-college days, dudes navigating adulthood and failing spectacularly at adulting. There’s flatmate drama, bad decisions, and that lovable stupidity you find in your early twenties. Everything’s a mess, but somehow, that’s exactly what makes it fun to watch. Prince Mishra just rides the wave in these projects—sometimes the comic relief, sometimes the guy who makes you go, “Yep, been there.”