Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai - Reviews And Box Office - Page 5

Nothing new in the way certain movies get either praised or damned by the well-known Twitter accounts... so very predictable... and truly negelectable (just filling space here in the threads).

I still have to come across opinions I'm intested in: members ones (who have watched the movie)...

It was screened in Germany, too... and some of my friends have watched it ... with having Varun's father as the maker in mind... they still got their smiles

Finally watched the film, and while it certainly made me laugh, it's far from being a consistently hilarious entertainer. There are several genuinely funny moments that land perfectly, but just as many jokes that miss the mark. Logic takes a complete backseat, and after a point, it becomes difficult to overlook. One of the film's biggest strengths is its vibrant, glossy presentation, which keeps it visually engaging throughout.

The film opens on an interesting note, with Varun and Mrunal heading for a divorce after five years of marriage. The flashback portions depicting their romance are amusing and keep things engaging. However, once the narrative shifts to London, the pace starts to slacken. The story regains momentum only around the interval, when the pregnancy track comes into play.

Thankfully, the second half is considerably stronger. The chaos that unfolds inside the building generates some of the film's biggest laughs, even though it occasionally brings Garam Masala to mind. The subplot involving Mouni Roy also works surprisingly well and adds to the entertainment quotient.

However, the film has its fair share of shortcomings:

-Varun repeatedly seeking guidance from his former teachers to solve his present-day problems quickly becomes tiresome. The gag works the first time, but repeating it three times feels excessive.

-The climax is a major disappointment. It had the potential to deliver high-voltage drama and chaos, but everything feels rushed and undercooked.

-The introduction of a third-wheel angle in the final comes across as contrived and unnecessary.

- Several jokes rely on crude, below-the-belt humor and fail to generate the intended laughs.Some jokes just fall flat .

As for the performances, Varun is comfortably in his zone and handles the role with ease. Such characters are tailor-made for him. Pooja Hegde looks stunning and delivers a confident performance, while Mrunal Thakur is equally impressive in her part. Mouni Roy emerges as a pleasant surprise and contributes significantly to the film's comic moments. Kriti Sanon's role, however, feels forced and doesn't blend organically into the narrative.

Overall, it's an average entertainer that works in parts.

2.5/5

Originally posted by: Elvis12

Finally watched the film, and while it certainly made me laugh, it's far from being a consistently hilarious entertainer. There are several genuinely funny moments that land perfectly, but just as many jokes that miss the mark. Logic takes a complete backseat, and after a point, it becomes difficult to overlook. One of the film's biggest strengths is its vibrant, glossy presentation, which keeps it visually engaging throughout.

The film opens on an interesting note, with Varun and Mrunal heading for a divorce after five years of marriage. The flashback portions depicting their romance are amusing and keep things engaging. However, once the narrative shifts to London, the pace starts to slacken. The story regains momentum only around the interval, when the pregnancy track comes into play.

Thankfully, the second half is considerably stronger. The chaos that unfolds inside the building generates some of the film's biggest laughs, even though it occasionally brings Garam Masala to mind. The subplot involving Mouni Roy also works surprisingly well and adds to the entertainment quotient.

However, the film has its fair share of shortcomings:

-Varun repeatedly seeking guidance from his former teachers to solve his present-day problems quickly becomes tiresome. The gag works the first time, but repeating it three times feels excessive.

-The climax is a major disappointment. It had the potential to deliver high-voltage drama and chaos, but everything feels rushed and undercooked.

-The introduction of a third-wheel angle in the final comes across as contrived and unnecessary.

- Several jokes rely on crude, below-the-belt humor and fail to generate the intended laughs.Some jokes just fall flat .

As for the performances, Varun is comfortably in his zone and handles the role with ease. Such characters are tailor-made for him. Pooja Hegde looks stunning and delivers a confident performance, while Mrunal Thakur is equally impressive in her part. Mouni Roy emerges as a pleasant surprise and contributes significantly to the film's comic moments. Kriti Sanon's role, however, feels forced and doesn't blend organically into the narrative.

Overall, it's an average entertainer that works in parts.

2.5/5

There is one dialogue in the movie where varun says maine tere ko Nirupa Roy jaisi maa laane ko bola tha tu to mouni Roy le aaya itna Jawan to SRK Jawan main bhi nahi dikha tha

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

There is one dialogue in the movie where varun says maine tere ko Nirupa Roy jaisi maa laane ko bola tha tu to mouni Roy le aaya itna Jawan to SRK Jawan main bhi nahi dikha tha

I actually laughed there 😂

I did not watch the film but from the reviews all i can understand its a brain rot comedy just leave the brains at home and watch it with a free mind

Originally posted by: Elvis12

I actually laughed there 😂

Credit to master writing of Farhad Samji