Friday, 1st May 11:15 AM IST

Pluses:

Minuses:

irritating performances, amateur direction, pathetic screenplay, sleaze fest, offensive dialogues, shabby camerawork and editing

Critic Rating:

0/5

Business Rating:

1/5

Verdict:

Watch it for some real pleasure of boredom and vulgar moments

Detailed Analysis:

These days making a film has become easier especially the ones made with sole purpose of making money and presenting a vulgar film. Sunny Leone is new obsession for such makers and 'Kuch Kuch Locha Hai' is one more film with zilch art.

The film tells tale of a frustrated middle age Gujrati rich businessman in Malaysia (this is the only location producers could afford) Praveenbhai (Ram Kapoor) who fills up a form with all worng information in order to win lucky date iwth Shanaya (Sunny Leone), a huge Bollywood star (in her last film 'Ek Paheli Leela' she played somewhat similar character with similar sort of minimal clothing). There is parallel track of Praveenbhai's son Jigar (Navdeep Chhabra) and his lady love (Evelyn Sharma) which is equally irritating as leading lady.  

Performance wise not a single performer stands out as every actor hams and hams throughout. Even actor like Ram Kapoor is pathetic and yes Sunny Leone fails to present anything new as we have seen all as far as her performance is concerned. 

Film has cliche premise and screenplay lacks any muscle. Film has offensive dialogues/situations for no reason whatsoever. Film has irritating background score. Art department is nonexistent and editing is poor so is camerawork .

DirectorDevang Dholakia fails in bringing out some kind of comedy and basic etiquette of direction as he has done by real poor screenplay. Film is so boring that its a tiring watch.

Film released today and should release across 700 screens. Film had no chances at box office as its a film which will get poor reviews plus it has huge competition from 'Piku' and 'Gabbar Is Back'. Film will depend on single screens in small centers for any kind of business.

Go for this if you really want to sleep in first ten minutes inside cinema!