Movie Review

Rating :

Verdict : An old concept portrayed by new characters, that’s about it... We would suggest you to watch this film, when the DVD’s are out. _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Yash Raj Films, has been churning out films more than any other production house in the country. Their next venture, Bewakoofiyan has Ayushmann Khurrana and Sonam Kapoor in lead roles. This romantic comedy has hit the screens today which is Directed by Nupur Asthana. 

Story:-

Myra (Sonam Kapoor) is a modern and hard-working lady who works in a corporate company. She is in a relationship with Mohit (Ayushmann Khuranna), who loses his job in recession.

Myra’s father Mr Sehgal (Rishi Kapoor) comes to about her daughter’s affair and asks Myra to break up with Mohit, and marry someone else.

Will Myra and Mohit succeed in convincing Myra’s father for their marriage? Will Mr Sehgal approve of Myra’s marriage with Mohit? For all theses answers, you need to watch this film on big screen.

Positive Points:-

Speaking of performances, Sonam Kapoor is decent and looks absolutely stunning in her corporate look. Ayushmann has done a great job with his acting.

The actor sure has the ability to make a mark with his performance, but if given a good script. Some scenes bewteen Rishi Kapoor and Ayushmann have been designed well. Sonam’s chemistry with Ayushman is also decent.

Negative Points:-

Let’s start with Rishi Kapoor. The talented actor has not shown even a single percent of his talent in this movie. He is extremely loud, and irritates with his act.

Nupur has spoiled the whole plot with her bad direction. The story is predictable and something that has been used time and again in Hindi films before.

The movie fails to touch the audiences in the emotional scenes. There are no emotions, whether it is a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship or father-daughter relationship.

Technical Points:-

The direction is extremely poor and predictable. Writers Habib Faisal and Leepakshi Ellawadi have penned down a very ordinary story. Screenplay is clichéd and doesn’t excite at all.

Since the story plot was revealed by the makers in the promos itself, there was nothing new to offer in the movie.The first half is just about OK, while the second half is extremely boring.

Music by Raghu Dixit is below average, and has nothing exciting. Locations are beautiful and they way the film has been shot is wonderful.