Reviews & Ratings for
Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare (2018)

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The story of the show unfolds in a rewarding, almost-unpredictable manner. It swiftly moves through all the 8 episodes. The pace never slows down and you never get bored but the downside to this is that you may sometimes feel exhausted because of zero breathing space. Things are building up and falling apart instantly and it’s all just pure chaos, but then again that’s exactly the nature of the show. It also helps you emotionally connect with the protagonist, Ronny bhaiya instantly and keeps you invested throughout. The plot unfolds in a very smooth way, nothing feels like it’s forced upon the timeline.
Zakir Khan's charm saves this largely amateur series from falling apart!
Strictly a one time watch!

There is a distinct familiarity in the way that Ronnie aka Zakir Khan portrays the best ways people find to be popular: have a politician uncle. CVHH is a #lightHearted and #hilarious story of Ronnie who fakes that his uncle is an MLA. All of it for the sake of gamut popularity in the suburban city of Indore.
Zakir Khan has done a great job at being natural in the series. There isn't a moment when you feel disconnected from the character of Ronnie. He gives you reasons to love him, sympathise with him, proclaim his innocence, and even lend him a shoulder to cry on.
With the best of cast and dialogues, there's little of show left to prick problems from.
Overall, it's one of the best sitcom websites of this year till now.