Rich in Love wants audience to understand that true love can only be earned, not bought! A mixed drama of love, friendship, and professional maturity, the movie is a clear-cut comedy if you can comprise a little bit with a slightly unbalanced storyline. Expect some funny acts and quick romance. The start is a bit confused, the mid is hilarious, while the ending seems rushed toward. Large countryside shoots with a convertible orange coloured Range Rover (shot in Rio de Janeiro) are worth staring at though. Some nice background scores including "A Table for two" by Alok and IRO quite fill in the romantic space as well.

The story is exactly like many other similar plotted films, the one I know dated back to 1958, an Indian Tamil-language comedy film "Sabaash Meena" - Same carefree rich hero avoiding responsibilities, get away from his dad, goes after his love as a poor family guy, swap his poor background friend in his place, confusions in climax etc, etc.. But coming to the execution, this movie did mostly same as others, but messed it up in climax... why the rush? what convinced the female lead character to forgive the male lead character? It would have taken another 5 minutes of the movie to show some scenes for the hero to convince his lover to get her back, but the movie ended abruptly without caring to tell audience why she was convinced to get back with the male lead.

The movie had fun moments, good acting, familiar story line, but with unconvincing finish.