Kaustav Mukhopadhyay

I watched this movie in 2023. I did not watch it because it was made by Dharma product. But I must say that I watched it at the writing age. The characters felt real and relatable, great plot points, well acted and well told story.

Failed to portrait romance between the to lead characters. I wanted to feel the connection between the two romantic leads, and I was waiting to feel how the characters feel for each other, but I was highly disappointed with the story. This movie had potential. The actor did a good job, but the story is badly narrated. I did not understand when and why the characters feel in love.

A senseless movie with poorly written characters. Mira is the most stupid character I have ever seen. She is a businesswoman and runs a company with her father or something like that. Basically, she is successful. But she doesn't work and fool around the city and pretend to be a nice person by feeding homeless once a week. And she has no friends. Who will make her friend? She is a man child. She fell in love with a loser, Samar, with whom she never had a real conversation. Samar performs street art, specifically sings Panjabi songs on the streets and is a part-time waiter at a restaurant and does other odd jobs and spreads cringe in London. Mira broke up with Samar because she promised God to give up Samar if he recovered from a critical accident. Note that God did not ask Mira to give up something. If you feel sorry for Samar, then let me inform you that he was riding a bike irresponsibly and deserves to die. After Samar and Mira had a separation, Samar became a bomb defuser in the Indian army. HOW? Indian army is not stupid like the writer of this movie, and I am sure of that? He had no experience in electronic engineering till the age of 24 then. How did he turn into a bomb defuser? After ten years, Samar meets Akira. She is a hyper, irritating, and socially awkward girl. I don't know what to tell about her. She is an erritating character. Trust me; you don't want to know the rest of the movie. Thank God Yash Raj passed away in peace and could not see the final cut. People who liked this movie are unintelligent. Don't be unintelligent.

I thought of watching this movie on a hot weekend evening to just chill out. But I had a few millimetres of Allout (mosquito repellent) refill left. I needed the Allout to survive the night. So I switched it off and killed mosquitoes for a straight 2hr 30min. Record 31 kills. Worth it. Just woke up. Feels great.

I was bored this afternoon and my Amazon Prime subscription was unused so I thought of watching this movie on it just to kill time. I don't know what this movie is about because I did not watch it till the end (first 1:30mins only) but felt responsible to write a review. Characters: Sanjay Dutt playing a role of a wannabe depressed guy. Salman khan is good for nothing, insensitive bully. Karishma Kapoor is a domestic helper with a mental age of 6. Other characters are just there and they don't matter. What we learned from this movie: People get jobs based on how emotionally they can manipulate the chairman of the firm. Skills don't matter. Women get jobs based on their good looks, and their potential to be a bahu. What I missed from this movie: A good afternoon nap.

Cliché Bollywood story, bad acting by all lead characters. Bad production quality. I cannot think of anything positive in this movie. As usual, you get to see asthma-tic snob of Anisha Patel, that's her sorry style. Badly written dialogue and the actors also deliver them lazily. Songs! OMG, bad songs.

I recommend you to watch this movie along with your friends just to make fun of it. Funny dialogues, hilarious dance sequence, and out if the world casting. And if you want to have some more fun then read all the reviews.