Ready to Mingle

Ana is a woman who dreams of tying the knot but struggles to find the right partner. She hires a dating consultant to help her land a husband, hoping to settle her life with a wedding. As the program unfolds, Ana meets a string of dates, each encounter exposing her desires, fears, and shifting ideas about what marriage should mean. The process more often leads to awkward misfires and sharp one liners than perfect matches, turning the mission into a playful exercise in self awareness. Along the way, friends and family weigh in with advice that both helps and complicates things. By the time the plan reshapes her priorities, she begins to see that love may start with understanding herself.

A 2019 release directed by Luis Javier Henaine, with a screenplay by Alejandra Olvera Avila, the film seems built from an original concept rather than adaptation. The pairing gives a breezy contemporary tone and a stronger focus on personal growth.

Box office data for Ready to Mingle is not publicly reported, and the film did not have a major wide international rollout. In markets where it played, it drew audiences seeking light hearted romance and witty dialogue across multiple territories.

As part of a newer wave of light romantic comedies from Mexico, Ready to Mingle features a strong female ensemble and sharp humor. The film's vibe reflects modern dating culture and women handling expectations, friendships, and self worth with balance and wit. Relatable situations and drawn characters give it warmth.

Reception has been mixed, with audiences giving the film a 6.759/10 rating based on 143 votes. Critics note the light tone and charisma of the ensemble, while some feel the plot stays familiar. The movie ultimately champions self discovery through romance and personal choice and agency without losing its warmth.