Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai is not a film that will change cinema or leave you with a deep message. It is a typical old-school commercial masala entertainer that works only on one condition: that you leave your brain at home before entering the theatre. Although the first half is quite weak and the film is overly long, the madness of the second half, Varun Dhawan’s strong performance, and the entertaining confusion save it from sinking. If you simply want to laugh this weekend without any logic and are a fan of David Dhawan’s style of cinema, this film will not disappoint you. 3 out of 5 stars for Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai.
In several scenes, his overconfidence and absurdity bring a smile to your face, but because of the weak screenplay, his over-enthusiastic energy often turns into overacting.
Housefull 5 starts with a good idea and makes the audience laugh a lot in the first half but loses its shine as it moves towards the interval. The excitement created in the first half about the murder mystery does not last till the end; the focus is lost, but the effective climax will not let your money go to waste. If you are a fan of Housefull-style, illogical, light comedy, then this film is worth watching once, especially for its brilliant star cast.
Saiyaara' is a slow-paced love story that tries to reach the hearts of the audience despite its unfamiliarity and incompleteness. The film raises the question: When does love become complete? While there is a lot of passion, pain, and compassion, some parts of the film may seem boring to the audience. Still, its honesty and the dedication of the actors make it special. In the end, ‘Saiyaara’ is an experience that is for those audiences who want to see new actors and like to immerse themselves in Mohit Suri’s film world. This film is different from many conventional romantic dramas, but it is a typical Mohit Suri style film, which reminds one of his old films. However, you can watch this film once.
