Rajkummar Rao's solid performance couldn't save Behen Hogi Teri. On Wahiyat Wednesday

Behen Hogi Teri completed four years of release today. The film starred Rajkummar Rao and Shruti Hassan in lead roles.

“Ab se har picture mein hero ka nam hoga Gattu. Not Rahul." If it wasn't for an actor like Rajkummar Rao, we wouldn't have known or loved characters like Gattu. The actor lends a boyish charm and innocence to his small-town characters that make them relatable and fun. Rao applied the same method while portraying Gattu in the 2017 film Behen Hogi Tere, but Gattu didn't leave an everlasting impression like Stree's Vicky or Queen's Vijay did. Why? We answer the same in this week's Wahiyat Wednesday. Read on. Behen Hogi Tere starts on a regressive note and ends on one too. It's the auspicious day of Raksha Bandhan and the scared mohalle ki ladke are hiding from girls and their families who have taken the pledge, "All Indian are my brothers and sisters," quite literally. The parents want to protect their daughters from having illegitimate love affairs with boys outside their caste. And their way of protecting their 'ghar ki izzat' is by forcing girls to tie rakhi to boys they are in love with. Messed-up right? It doesn't stop there.