(According to Abubakkar Sithick Dum Laga Ke Haisha is a 3 star movie)

story: when more-than-pleasantly-plump sandhya (bhumi pednekar) gets hitched to prem (ayushmann khurrana), the latter cannot bring himself to look beyond his wife's size. her relentless attempts to win over his attention are in vain and the two end up on the brink of divorce when she overhears him passing objectionable remarks about her to friends. can blubber hinder love? review: dum laga ke haisha is an unlikely quasi-original offering from the stable that in recent past has made sincere efforts to defy the conventional notions of love. this film might further the cause of breaking away from the bastion but it reeks of predictability. sharat kataria pulls off a quaint-yet-flawed film. set in circa 1995 in haridwar, he carefully refrains from creating a staple, syrupy affair. the film's first hour sails smoothly sans hiccups, but the second half can be faulted for unspooling tediously. the movie erects a plot whose on-the-face nostalgia factor is almost jarring. its rustic setting, bustling by-lanes and old-world charm does an overt job of selling the vcr era. there's even a desperately-included fight sequence where the couple aggressively play 90s songs. such scenes might crack you up, but the crackling effect is wiped out as the film moves towards a predictable climax featuring kumar sanu, a steady fixture since the first scene. it's the only thing that makes its 'loser' hero look good and is a contrived culmination of the romance we never find blooming. the film's subplots are unnecessary and abrupt, like the sudden demise of a never-mentioned-before uncle which triggers the final act. the actors, however, deliver redeeming performances. for a debutante, pednekar is surprisingly confident. khurrana, is the best he has been since his launch venture. sanjay mishra and seema pahwa are at the top of their game. but in the end, it isn't extraordinary, failing to rise above the idea that a fat girl needs some schmuck to complete her life. undeniably, the smarts are visible in its original thinking but it doesn't translate into a satiating viewing experience.
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(According to Abubakkar Sithick Badmashiyaan - Fun Never Ends is a 5 star movie)

there is something called a good script and that exactly is missing in this one. in an attempt to show how everyday incidents lead to people falling in love and termed as god’s antics, the makers weave a weak plot. it is a painfully boring script with not one dialogue worth remembering. the only comic relief in the film is pinkesh who keeps saying ‘mamma’s eyes’ for its hindi slang. there is one scene in the film where there is a bank robbery and other than the fact that it is shot pathetically, there is a completely unnecessary exchange of dialogues. thank god all love stories do not have so many sub plots running. after teri meri kahani, this is one love story that seemed impossible to sit through. the charcters have no detailing and the film seems like directly waking up into someone elses dream. writing a script with multiple characters is a task and i suggest not everyone should venture it. badmashiyaan – fun never ends review: star performances suzanna mukherjee who is known for her stint in roadies is the leas actress naari in the film. other than strutting around in stylized outfits, she gives nothing to the character. she is over expressive and come out too loud in certain scenes. sidhant gupta does a decent job in the film but he seems more suitable for soap operas and he may have work harder to impress on the bug screen. sharib hashmi who was last seen in filmistaan does an honest job as jazzy but then again, why does an actor of his caliber take up a film like this. i expect much more from him and have no clue why he settles for such a comic role. karan mehra seems to be the only guy who knows what he is doing in the film. he is funny and the only comic relief in the otherwise unintentionally funny film.
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(According to Abubakkar Sithick Coffee Bloom is a 2 star movie)

dev anand, though a self proclaimed wise man finds comfort in being a loser, having given up on life as a result of a love gone wrong. a life changing event takes him on a journey to a coffee plantation. there he meets anika,once the love of his life, now his boss. love blooms in an idyllic setting, bringing dev out of his self imposed funk and dev finds a new reason to live. a terrible misunderstanding pushes him into taking drastic measures. much is at stake as the yearly bloom is round the corner. and dev is confronted with his past, present and future – all at once.
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(According to Abubakkar Sithick Nh10 is a 5 star movie)

it is good movie.watch one time.actor and aactres are good perfamance.anushka sharma is done by good acting.she is improve and update her role.awesome direction to the navdeep singh.duration of the movie is 2.15 is good to see that.neil boopalam must improve his acting to his future film.finally it's a good movie.
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