Written and directed by Krishandev Yagnik, Days of Tafree features Yash Soni, Ansh Bagri, Sanchay Goswami, Nimisha Mehta, Kinjal Rajpriya, Sarabjeet Bindra and Anuradha Mukherjee. This film is a remake of a Gujarati hit – Chhello Divas. Despite being helmed by the same director the movie it not very promising and fails to impress the viewers. The story revolves around the lives of seven friends and their journey from college days and beyond. The film clearly targets the youth and also depicted the scenario a teenager faces in his life like love relationships, break up and a taunting friend circle. When it comes to comedy the film is stands on a good point but it still captured mixed reviews from the audience. The humour is forced and the narrative lacks clarity. The biggest lack in the film is the director’s inability in remaking the comedy which not as good as the original one. Being released on the same day with three other movies, it will face much competition.

Nikhil likes Pooja. The two are the only sane characters/actors in the film. Vicky is the annoying good-looking guy, who suffers from verbal diarrhoea and Suresh is the quintessential loser, who never gets the girl. The skirt chasing youngsters are also friends with the forever angry Dulha. The everyday conversation between these notorious backbenchers forms the script. When one hears that the remake is not a patch on the original comedy, you know something has gone awfully wrong in translation. The Hindi version is more of 'Jhelo for days' kind of film as the humour doesn't come across. The fact that the director is the same makes you wonder even more. Sadly, with all the 'jokes' falling flat, sitting through this inane and absurd campus caper is supremely tedious. Watching it is reminiscent of attending a disastrous reunion bash where you find everyone annoying but attend it anyway, hoping to find a connect. At the end of it, just like the professors, you too want to scream at these boys, saying, "I cannot tolerate this."