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A working single mother's world turns upside down when her inquisitive son demands a new papa on a 30-day 'Trial Period'.

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Trial Period Full Movie Link on Telegram is the story of a single mom who is forced to get a dad for her little son, on a trial basis for a month. Anamaya Roy Choudhry (Ana) (Genelia Deshmukh) lives with her little son, Romi (Zidane Braz). The single mom has helpful neighbours in Mamaji (Shakti Kapoor) and his wife (Sheeba Chaddha). One day, Romi insists that he wants a father on a trial basis. Driven to her wits’ end, Ana gets a ‘dad’ for her son and briefs him to be such a bad ‘dad’ that Romi would never again pester her for a father figure in his life. But as it turns out, Romi bonds extremely well with the new dad, Prajapati Dwivedi (Manav Kaul). Not just Romi but Ana herself starts liking Prajapati. What happens thereafter?

Aleya Sen has written a story that looks superficial rather than real. The very concept of a father on trial basis is a bit too frivolous. Even that would’ve worked had the setting been of a comedy film. But the setting is quite realistic and, therefore, the concept appears mismatched. Kunwar Shiv Singh, Akshat Trivedi and Aleya Sen’s screenplay moves on the predictable path, with hardly any surprises in store for the viewers. There are some good moments but they come in the last half an hour. The drama actually starts appealing once Ana’s parents arrive unannounced. The scene on the terrace when Ana returns from the party and chats with Prajapati looks forced if only because a gentleman like Prajapati would never keep lying in bed when a woman — that too, in an inebriated state — has come by his side. What’s even more shocking is that Ana sleeps next to him! The love story of Ana and Prajapati also is predictable. All in all, the drama fails to warm the cockles of the heart, which is what should’ve happened. Instead, a lot of the drama looks forced. Even the light scenes aren’t entertaining. Dialogues, written by Aleya Sen and Akshat Trivedi, are average.