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Trial Period
Official release poster
Directed byAleya Sen
Written byDialogues:
Aleya Sen
Akshat Trivedi
Screenplay byAleya Sen
Akshat Trivedi
Kunwar Shiv Singh
Story byAleya Sen
Produced by
Starring
CinematographyManoj Kumar Khatoi
Edited byShahnawaz Mosani
Music by
Score:
Anupam Roy
Production
companies
  • Jio Studios
  • Chrome Pictures
Distributed byJioCinema
Release date
  • 21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Trial Period is a 2023 Indian Hindi-language comedy drama film co-written and directed by Aleya Sen.[1] It stars Genelia Deshmukh, Manav Kaul, Gajraj Rao, Shakti Kapoor, Sheeba Chadha, Swaroopa Ghosh, Barun Chanda, and Zidane Braz.[2]

The film premiered on JioCinema on 21 July 2023 to positive critic reviews.[3][4][5]

At the 2023 Filmfare OTT Awards, Trial Period received 3 nominations, including Best Original Screenplay (Web Original Film) (Shiv Singh, Akshat Trivedi & Aleya Sen) and Best Original Dialogue (Web Original Film) (Aleya Sen & Akshat Trivedi).

Synopsis

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Anamaya Roy Choudhary or Ana, is a hardworking single mother living in Delhi with her six-year-old son Romi. Their lives revolve around a packed routine that balances both Ana's career and her son’s upbringing. However, when Romi is tasked with talking about his non-existent father at school, his curiosity sparks a unique idea — he demands a new papa on a 30-day trial period. This idea was most likely inspired by his mother's maternal uncle who watched advertisements of products being given on a trial period.

On the other hand, Prajapti 'PD' Dwivedi, is a simple yet affable man from Ujjain, who is looking for a job and arrives in Delhi at his paternal uncle's office while Ana is searching for a father on Romi's request.

The story shows how PD, an educated, unemployed man adjusts into the environment created by Ana, a single yet hardworking mother and Romi. [6][7]

Cast

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The cast is as follows:[8]

  • Genelia Deshmukh as Anamaya "Ana" Roy Choudhary"
  • Manav Kaul as Prajapati Shankar Dwivedi "PD
  • Zidane Braz as Romi Roy Choudhary, Ana's son
  • Gajraj Rao as Srivastav, PD's uncle
  • Shakti Kapoor as Timmy Sharma, Mamaji
  • Sheeba Chadha as Timmy Sharma's wife, Mamiji
  • Swaroopa Ghosh as Ana's mother
  • Barun Chanda as Ana's father
  • Raynu Verma as school principal
  • Anngad Raaj as Deepak
  • Somansh Singh Dangwal as Shakey
  • Manju Sharma as Shakey's mother
  • Padam Mishra as Gogi's father
  • Gagan Ahuja as Lucas
  • Ajay Jadhav as peon in Parivartan Placement Service

Soundtrack

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Trial Period
Soundtrack album by
Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Mago and Mayank
Released9 July 2023
GenreFeature film soundtrack
LengthTBA
LabelPanorama Music

The music has been composed by Shantanu Moitra, Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Mago & Mayank, and Kaushik-Guddu, while the background music has been composed by Anupam Roy. The lyrics have been penned by Sidhant Mago and Arko.[9][10]

No.TitleLyricsMusicSinger(S)Length
1."Dhappa"Sidhant MagoMago & MayankSaloni Aggarwal, Yashika Sikka, Mayank Mehra3:05
2."Dheere"Arko Pravo MukherjeeArko Pravo MukherjeeArko Pravo Mukherjee4:01
3."Gole Male"Traditional FolkKaushik-Guddu, Zia, Prachotosh BhowmickShreya Ghoshal, Dev Negi, Kaushik-Guddu3:35
4."Papa Superhero"Swanand KirkireShantanu MoitraIshaan Chintamani5:30

Reception

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Dhaval Roy of The Times of India said, "Trial Period is a family entertainer worth checking out for the treatment, light-hearted and warm moments, especially the equation between its characters."[11]

Chandhini R of Cinema Express said, "Trial Period is an endearing tale of finding love and belonging."[12]

Sharmistha Ghosal of Indulge Express said, "It has a quirky approach to the pangs of parenting and different opinions are explored in fun-filled ways. It’s a slice of life with a pinch of humor and reflects the need of the time."[13]

Scroll.in said, "Manav Kaul and Genelia Deshmukh turn out lovely performances, either as a make-believe couple or as individuals trying to do what is best for Romi."[14]

Firstpost said, "“Trial Period” benefits from the visionary direction of talented filmmaker Aleya Sen, who has a penchant for selecting unique concepts that draw inspiration from real life. Her artistic and creative touch infuses the storytelling with depth and authenticity, making the movie an immersive and fun cinematic experience."[15]

Cine Blitz said, "The movie introduces a captivating concept of ‘father on rent,’ enthralling viewers with its fresh and innovative narrative. Leading actors, Genelia and Manav Kaul, also join the chorus of admiration for the visionary director, Aleya Sen."[16]

Accolades

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Year Award ceremony Category Nominee / work Result Ref.
2023 Filmfare OTT Awards Best Original Screenplay (Web Original Film) Shiv Singh, Akshat Trivedi & Aleya Sen Nominated [17]
Best Original Dialogue (Web Original Film) Aleya Sen & Akshat Trivedi Nominated
Best Cinematographer (Web Original Film) Manoj Kumar Khatoi Nominated

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Trial Period is a 2023 Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film co-written and directed by Aleya Sen. The story centers on a single working mother whose life is upended when her inquisitive young son demands they try out a new for a 30-day trial period. Starring Genelia Deshmukh in the lead role as the mother Anamaya, alongside as the unconventional suitor Prajapati Dwivedi and Zidane Braz as her son Romi, the film explores themes of dynamics, parenting, and unexpected relationships with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments. Supporting roles are played by veteran actors including , , and , adding depth to the ensemble. Produced by Jio Studios and Chrome Pictures, Trial Period premiered directly on the OTT platform on July 21, 2023, bypassing a traditional theatrical release. With a runtime of 132 minutes, the film blends light-hearted with dramatic elements, focusing on the evolving bond between the characters during the titular trial. It received generally positive reception for the strong performances, particularly from and , and its warm portrayal of family issues, though some critics noted the predictable storyline. On , it holds a user rating of 7.0 out of 10 based on over 8,200 votes as of November 2025, reflecting appreciation for its feel-good narrative.

Overview

Premise

Trial Period centers on the unconventional family arrangement proposed by a young child to his divorced single mother, highlighting the challenges of modern parenting in urban . The story follows Anamaya Roy Choudhary, affectionately called Ana, a dedicated working professional and raising her inquisitive six-year-old son, Romi, in the bustling city of . When Romi, feeling the absence of a , insists on finding a replacement through a app-like process, Ana is thrust into an awkward experiment: selecting a temporary "father" for a 30-day trial period to address her son's emotional needs. Set against the backdrop of contemporary urban , the film explores evolving family dynamics amid the rise of digital dating culture and the pressures faced by single parents balancing careers and childcare. Ana's initial reluctance stems from the trauma of her past and the demands of her high-pressure job, which leaves little room for such disruptions in their stable, if unconventional, routine. This setup introduces the central conflict of reconciling a child's innocent yet persistent demand with an adult's guarded realities, without delving into the trial's outcomes.

Themes

The film Trial Period delves into the challenges of single parenthood within Indian society, highlighting the societal stigma faced by unmarried mothers and the relentless demands of balancing professional ambitions with child-rearing responsibilities. It portrays the emotional toll of judgment from and , where single mothers like the often seek external validation to normalize their family unit, without idealizing their struggles as mere triumphs. This exploration underscores how work-life imbalances exacerbate isolation, forcing single parents to navigate unconventional support systems amid cultural expectations of traditional nuclear families. Central to the narrative is a of arranged marriages versus modern practices, embodied by the "trial period" arrangement as a for testing relational compatibility in an era of evolving romantic norms. This concept challenges the rigidity of arranged unions prevalent in Indian culture by proposing a pragmatic, temporary of partnerships, akin to a probationary phase that allows for mutual assessment without lifelong commitments. The film subtly contrasts this with the pressures of contemporary , where superficial judgments often hinder deeper connections, advocating for a hybrid approach that blends tradition with flexibility. Through the trial father dynamic, Trial Period examines emotional growth in non-traditional relationships, stressing the transformative power of and the necessity of to foster lasting bonds. Characters evolve by confronting personal insecurities, learning to embrace as a pathway to genuine , which redefines family beyond biological ties. This theme emphasizes how —particularly in reconciling past separations—enables healing and the formation of supportive, unconventional households. The movie offers a nuanced commentary on child , illustrating the profound effects of parental separation on young minds, such as feelings of abandonment and the yearning for a stable paternal figure. It subtly depicts how children internalize societal ideals of , leading to emotional distress that influences their self-perception and social interactions, while advocating for adaptive to mitigate these impacts. This portrayal highlights the importance of addressing a child's psychological needs through empathetic, non-traditional interventions rather than rigid to gender-specific roles.

Production

Development

The development of Trial Period began with director Aleya Sen's concept originating in 2014, inspired by the desire to explore single-parent dynamics and spark conversations around societal taboos related to unconventional family structures, much like the approach in films such as Badhaai Ho. Sen, who transitioned from advertising to filmmaking and made her directorial debut with the 2018 romantic comedy Dil Juunglee, drew from her writing background to craft a narrative centered on a single mother's challenges. The script, co-written by Sen alongside Shiv Singh and Akshat Trivedi, evolved over several years, emphasizing authentic portrayals of emotional and practical hurdles faced by single parents. Key creative decisions focused on blending light-hearted with dramatic elements to handle sensitive topics like single motherhood and the quest for family stability, avoiding didactic tones in favor of relatable, humorous scenarios that highlight relational complexities without preachiness. This approach allowed the story to address themes of and parental roles through a whimsical "trial father" premise, prioritizing character-driven storytelling over high-stakes spectacle. The project, produced by , Hemant Bhandari, Amit Ravindernath Sharma, and Aleya Sen under Chrome Pictures in collaboration with Jio Studios.

Casting

Director Aleya Sen selected Genelia Deshmukh to portray the lead role of single mother Anamaya Roy Choudhry (Ana) in Trial Period, marking Deshmukh's return to after a 10-year hiatus from lead roles. Sen approached Deshmukh first for the part, citing her natural warmth and relatable everyman appeal as ideal for bringing authenticity to the character's motherhood struggles. To prepare, Deshmukh consulted numerous single parents to understand their daily challenges, enhancing the role's grounded portrayal, while drawing from her own experiences as a mother of two. For the role of the "trial father" Prajapati Dwivedi (PD), Sen cast , praising his versatile and transformative performances in prior works that lent a nuanced, everyday quality to the character. Sen had anticipated Kaul might decline the unconventional premise but was relieved when he accepted, noting his ability to infuse depth into relatable, ordinary figures. The child role of Ana's son Romi was filled by newcomer Zidane Braz, selected to embody the character's innocence and sharp wit amid the family's dynamics. Supporting actors, including as the comic-relief uncle Shrivastava (Fufaji), were chosen to add layers of familial humor and emotional resonance, complementing the leads' grounded performances. Casting emphasized achieving natural on-screen chemistry over star-driven pairings, with and developing an easy rapport within days of rehearsals, allowing their interactions to feel organic and unforced. This approach balanced the ensemble's star power—drawing from veterans like and —with authentic relational dynamics central to the story's exploration of makeshift family bonds.

Filming

Principal photography for Trial Period took place from late 2022 to early 2023, primarily in Mumbai and surrounding areas. Key locations included urban apartments, offices, and parks, selected to reflect the everyday life of an Indian middle-class family. Post-production, with editing focused on balancing humor and emotional pacing, was completed by mid-2023.

Cast and Characters

Main Cast

Genelia Deshmukh as Anamaya "Ana" Roy Choudhary
Genelia Deshmukh stars as Anamaya Roy Choudhary, commonly known as Ana, a resilient single mother in who balances a high-pressure career as an with the challenges of raising her young son. Her character embodies determination and vulnerability, serving as the emotional anchor of the family unit. Manav Kaul as Prajapati Dwivedi
plays Prajapati Dwivedi, a simple and kind-hearted man from who enters the household as an unconventional "dad-on-hire" during a one-month trial period. His awkward yet genuine demeanor introduces humor and warmth, gradually influencing the family's interactions through his unpretentious approach to bonding. Zidane Braz as Romi Roy Choudhary
Zidane Braz portrays Romi Roy Choudhary, Ana's clever and outspoken six-year-old son whose insistence on finding a replacement father propels the narrative forward. As the catalyst for the trial arrangement, Romi's perceptive demands highlight themes of childhood needs and family reconfiguration, adding layers to the evolving household dynamics. Together, these principal characters explore interpersonal connections in a makeshift family setup, with Ana's steadfastness providing stability, 's sincerity fostering unexpected growth, and Romi's initiative challenging conventional roles without resolving into traditional structures.

Supporting Cast

portrays Shrivastava, also known as Fufaji, the uncle of the trial father figure Dwivedi, offering through his eccentric advice and familial meddling that underscores the cultural expectations around relationships. His character's humorous interventions in 's personal dilemmas add levity to subplots involving traditional pressures. Shakti Kapoor plays Timmy Sharma, or Mamaji, the supportive neighborhood uncle who acts as a mentor to the young son Romi, contributing to lighthearted scenes that highlight community bonds and the humor of generational advice on family matters. Alongside him, Sheeba Chaddha as Mamiji, his wife, brings subtle wit to their couple's dynamic, emphasizing social scrutiny and the everyday comedic tensions of nosy neighbors in the protagonists' lives. Swaroopa Ghosh appears as Nani, Anamaya's mother, delivering a blend of affectionate sternness that enriches subplots about maternal expectations and single parenthood, while her interactions inject warmth and occasional humor into the family's emotional core. rounds out the parental figures as Nana, Anamaya's father, whose quiet presence amplifies themes of generational support without overshadowing the central narrative. The ensemble of supporting characters, including these family and neighbor roles, heightens the film's comedic and dramatic interplay by creating a vivid backdrop of societal influences that both challenge and complement the main trio's evolving relationships.

Music and Soundtrack

Original Score

The original score for the 2023 Hindi film Trial Period was composed by , a Kolkata-based and known for his work in Bengali and . Roy's contribution focused on the , distinct from the vocal songs, and was crafted to underscore the film's comedic and dramatic elements. The score incorporates classical Indian influences, particularly in portions that amplify emotional scenes, providing a subtle yet evocative layer to the . This stylistic choice aligns with Roy's signature approach, blending traditional motifs with contemporary orchestration to evoke themes of and relationships without overpowering the . The background music integrates briefly with the featured songs during transitional moments to maintain narrative flow. The soundtrack album for Trial Period, released in 2023 by Panorama Music, features four vocal tracks that integrate seamlessly into the film's narrative, emphasizing themes of family, romance, and whimsy. Composed by a team including , , Kaushik-Guddu, and Mago & Mayank, the songs are sung by prominent playback artists such as , , , Ishaan Chintamani, Saloni Aggarwal, and Yashika Sikka. The lyrics, penned by , , Sidhant Mago, and others, draw on relatable motifs of parental bonds and emotional connections, enhancing character development without disrupting the story's flow. The romantic "Dheere," composed, sung, and written by Arko, serves as a gentle underscore to the evolving relationship between the protagonists, picturized in tender, intimate scenes that highlight subtle emotional shifts. Its lyrics evoke a slow-building , with lines like "Dheere aasman pe rang aaye" symbolizing gradual warmth in unexpected circumstances. In contrast, "Gole Male," a lively recreation of a traditional Bengali folk tune by composers Kaushik-Guddu and sung by and , injects playful energy into family-oriented moments, with lyrics celebrating imperfect yet joyful togetherness. The track's upbeat picturization involves group interactions, weaving humor into the film's lighthearted premise. "Dhappa," composed by Mago & Mayank with by Sidhant Mago and vocals by Saloni Aggarwal and Yashika Sikka, captures the story's whimsical core through its catchy, childlike chorus about seeking something special, picturized in vibrant, everyday settings that reflect the child's perspective. Finally, "Papa Superhero," featuring Ishaan Chintamani's vocals, music by , and by , poignantly explores ideal fatherhood in a heartfelt sequence, using metaphors to underscore familial aspirations. These songs transition smoothly with the original score's instrumental cues, maintaining narrative momentum.

Release

Theatrical Release

Trial Period had no theatrical release, bypassing traditional cinemas in favor of a direct premiere on the OTT platform . The marketing campaign featured an official trailer released on July 7, 2023, which emphasized the film's lighthearted humor, Genelia Deshmukh's return to after a 10-year hiatus, and its relatable family dynamics to appeal to audiences seeking feel-good entertainment. Promotional efforts also included cast interactions at media events and teasers highlighting the unique "father on trial" premise. In , the film earned a U/A certification from the (CBFC) on May 10, 2023, ensuring suitability for family audiences with parental guidance for viewers under 12.

Home Media and Streaming

Trial Period premiered exclusively on the Indian OTT platform on July 21, 2023, providing direct digital access to viewers without a prior theatrical rollout. This ad-supported streaming model enabled broad reach within , allowing free viewing for subscribers and non-subscribers alike. In February 2025, merged with to form JioHotstar, consolidating content libraries under ' ownership and further streamlining access to the film. As of November 2025, Trial Period continues to stream on JioHotstar in under the same free-with-ads format, with no reported changes to its . Internationally, availability remains limited to select platforms, enhancing global exposure through subtitled versions in major markets. , the film is accessible for free with advertisements on , featuring English subtitles to accommodate non-Hindi-speaking audiences. In the , it is not currently available on major streaming services.

Reception

Critical Response

Trial Period garnered mixed reviews from critics upon its release, with praise centered on the strong performances and emotional warmth, tempered by frequent critiques of its predictable narrative and lack of innovation. While no major international aggregate scores like were available due to limited coverage, Indian outlets averaged around 2.5 out of 5 stars, reflecting a generally positive but cautious reception. Critics lauded Genelia Deshmukh's comeback to after a decade-long hiatus, highlighting her natural portrayal of a single mother navigating personal and familial challenges. Shubham of Koimoi praised her "positive presence" that "passes organically on screen," noting how the role suited her effortlessly and added authenticity to the heartfelt moments between mother and son. Dhaval Roy from echoed this, appreciating the "light-hearted and warm moments" and the engaging chemistry among the cast, particularly in scenes exploring family dynamics. Manav Kaul's charming depiction of the temporary also drew compliments for its humor and subtlety, contributing to the film's emotional core. On the downside, reviewers often pointed to the film's formulaic plot and uneven pacing, especially in the second half, as major shortcomings that undermined its potential. Grace Cyril of called it a "beautiful to familial relationships" that ultimately "bores you with a predictable storyline" and fails to deliver lasting emotional impact. Aishwarya Vasudevan from OTTPlay criticized the slice-of-life approach for relying "only on predictability and offers nothing new," suggesting the direction by debutant Aleya Sen lacked depth despite its subtle handling of themes. Bollywood Hungama's review similarly noted that the "insipid script and direction" prevented the fine performances from elevating the overall experience. The film received three nominations at the , including Best Original Screenplay (Web Original Film), Best Actor (Web Original Film) for , and Best Supporting Actor (Web Original Film) for . Overall, the critical consensus positioned Trial Period as a well-intentioned family drama bolstered by its leads' sincerity but held back by conventional storytelling, making it a decent but unremarkable watch for audiences seeking .

Audience Reaction

Audience reactions to Trial Period were largely positive, with viewers appreciating its fresh take on single parenting challenges in a modern urban setting. On , the film holds an average user rating of 7.0 out of 10 based on over 8,000 reviews, reflecting broad appeal as a feel-good entertainer. Many single parents highlighted the film's relatability, noting how it captured the everyday struggles and joys of raising a alone without societal judgment, resonating deeply with their experiences. The humor, particularly the awkward yet endearing interactions between the characters, landed effectively with audiences, often described as light-hearted and uplifting without being overly sentimental. Mixed feedback emerged regarding the emotional layers of the story, with some viewers feeling it skimmed the surface of deeper familial tensions, resulting in a predictable arc. Despite this, the young actor portraying the child, Zidane Braz, received consistent praise for his natural performance, especially in scenes depicting and confronting challenges, which added authenticity to the parent-child dynamics. Social media buzz amplified the film's reach, with viral clips from key scenes—such as the unconventional " on " interviews—circulating on and (now X), igniting conversations about innovative solutions and non-traditional family roles. These snippets, often shared by urban millennials navigating work-life balance, underscored the movie's conceptual spark, encouraging on trial-based relationships. The film particularly connected with urban millennial parents and family units in cities like , where its themes mirrored contemporary lifestyles. Overall, audience sentiments aligned loosely with critical views in valuing the warmth and , though grassroots opinions emphasized personal connections over analytical depth.

Box Office Performance

As a direct-to-OTT release on , Trial Period did not have a theatrical performance. The film's success was measured through streaming metrics and critical acclaim, including nominations at the .

Legacy and Accolades

Cultural Impact

Trial Period has sparked conversations on single motherhood and the role of app-based services in modern dating and family dynamics within culture, portraying a single mother navigating societal pressures through an unconventional "dad-on-hire" arrangement. The film emphasizes the emotional and practical challenges faced by single parents, drawing from real-life experiences shared by actress Genelia Deshmukh, who consulted numerous single parents to authentically represent the role. Media coverage frequently references Trial Period in discussions of Genelia Deshmukh's return to after a 10-year hiatus, positioning it as a key women-centric narrative that showcases empowered female leads in contemporary Bollywood. Articles highlight how the film aligns with the growing trend of stories focusing on independent women balancing career and , contributing to broader dialogues on roles in urban . The representation of diverse structures in Trial Period, including non-traditional via , has advanced progressive narratives in Indian media, challenging conventional depictions of motherhood and fostering empathy for blended or unconventional households.

Awards and Nominations

Trial Period garnered recognition primarily through nominations at the , where it was acknowledged for its , , and . The team—Kunwar Shiv Singh, Akshat Trivedi, and Aleya Sen—was nominated for Best Original in a Web Original Film, and Aleya Sen along with Akshat Trivedi received a nomination for Best in a Web Original Film. Additionally, cinematographer Manoj Khatoi was nominated for Best in a Web Original Film. The film did not secure any wins at the . However, in 2024, writer and director Aleya Sen won the Best Writer award for Trial Period at the e4m Play Streaming Media Awards, celebrating the film's narrative craftsmanship in the digital space. No major awards or nominations were reported for the film in 2024 or 2025 beyond these honors.

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