~*Sushant's Bollywood Journey*~ #14 - Page 97

No character is perfect- they all have their share of insecurities. And if the same had been depicted with a little more insight, I believe that this film would've emerged a definite winner. As far as performances go, Sushant Singh Rajput claims gold big time with his incredible charming screen presence. The way he's fleshed out his confusions is just too neat. Smiling that beautiful smile and mouthing all things cheesy, he'll get a whistle from both male and female parties. Next in the honors list is Parineeti Chopra, who has essayed a splendidly animated Gayatri. She smokes, she cusses, and she's had many a relationships before, and she's even ready for a live-in as far as it involves no commitments. Every single frame she's in is lovely. Debutante Vaani Kapoor has a long way to go, but she's performed decent. Veteran Rishi Kapoor doesn't conceal his unhappiness over the modern youth's attitude towards love and relationships- as it has a ruinous effect on his hitching business. He gets to mouth some of the best lines in the film. The direction is good, but the editorial scissors could've scrapped a few more unwanted scenes off the final reel. Music is average, and won't retain the magic for long.

This film delivers what it promised- an unconventional love story. Expect nothing more, and you have an enjoyable movie to catch up with your loved one.

Overall Rating- 3/5