Friday, 20th March 01:15 PM IST

Pluses:

Minuses:

Vani Mishra needs acting course, Jackie Shroff irritates, poor editing

Critic Rating:

2/5

Business Rating:

0.5/5

Verdict:

Watch it for few hilarious moments

Detailed Analysis:

Dhruv (Divyendu Sharma) an aspirant IAS officer, takes a private loan from a company in order to buy a car in order to woo the girl he loves, Sakshi (Prachi Mishra). Soon enough, life turns upside down for him as he is unable to pay back the loan and the car is seized. From then on, begins Dhruv's encounters with today's super materialistic girls (where money comes above love), the finance company, the system and a hardened criminal named Minocha (Jackie Shroff).

Performance wise Dibyendu is good and first time in solo lead role, he depicts his range fully. He is confident and portrays role very well. Vaani Mishra has no idea of what she is doing except looking like a bimbo. Jackie Shroff sleepwalks once again in a film.

Film has funny premise of story but screenplay dips big time in after initial half an hour. Film becomes predictable and finds very cliche situations which do not look funny enough. Film has couple of good songs but lead pair do not look comfortable in those typical Bollywood songs. Art department brings authentic look and editing is uneven.

Director Japinder Kaur fails to capitalize on decent written script by Manu Rishi. He never tries to dig dip and bring out the exact issue of materialism versus true love.

Film released today and should release across 300 screens. Film had no chances at box office despite there is not much competition. Film will depend on exceptional word of mouth to survive as it has no great buzz or marketing awareness.

Go for this one for some laughs!