Pyaar Ka Punchnama

yes movie is a complete resemblance of guys in a relationship. i know personally i have been in shoes of all three guys and know we can't do much about it. relationship is a chewing gum u can't throw neither u can sallow it. though i don't want to conclude that every relationship suffers same trauma. but in some way or other i feel guys have to go through all this! On serious note heart and soul of the movie is script and dialogues are. the punches are so comic that i burst into a laughter riot. A well done research on relationships and life styles of software engineers. A matured description of their professional life on screen. starting had gr8 impact depicting frustration of every SE. the pace of story is too nice never felt bore though it was 2 and half hour stretched. only thing which lost 3 points was too dramatic in last half n hour. the one more thing was the movie is not a cliché its an original with the feeling of next door story intertwined with lot of humor.

some of the scenes where so natural that i felt yes hey!! this what actually happens and the guy is speaking on behalf of me. and the 5 minutes of frustration of rajat(Kartikeya Tiwari) after her girl friend comes to vikram(Raayo Bakhirta) was the best thing in the movie. i know girls will protest that its bit harsh on them because the 3 actresses were shown was a bit over done.

direction was good. all leads were fresh and totally depicting the generation(gosh!cant imagine amir khan in 3 idiots) the acting was nice from all debutant but Divyendu Sharma(Nishant Agarwal) stood out among them playing a typical agitated SE who never had a girl but saws coll with his pals but when he got he fell badly.. reminds me some of my classmates.. music was good and fits completely wherever it was needed. life sahi hai has great lyrics which made me listen it twice.

all n all please guys go n watch too sympathize injustice inflicted on us.. and girls please don't take it personally try to realize how u people treat as like dogs(ban gay kutta).

p.s. for my girlfriend- please sweetheart don't take this review and movie seriously you know how much i love u!!!!

oh god what a movie!! i think it should be made Bible for every new generation youth. when i was watching the movie it was like i was watching some characters of my college. Dhaba, babbar sher, do not move to open door, i thought these things were known to we only but secrets are wide open now. thnxs Luv Ranjan for such a fantastic movie. keep it up dude. Liquid was superb in his role. saali rajjo was little weak and choudhary was really a guy you do not want mess with. overall you must watch this movie. i am sure you will watch it again and again. its the story of 3 working guys. they were living happily with each other. life was simple until some girls entered in their life. from then they start bumpy ride of their life.

Well i describe in short The whole direction, editing & acting in this movie is great.

I congratulate the whole cast & crew member whomsoever involved in the making of the movie.

The Story of the movie is Outspoken and overly critical Nishant Agarwal meets gorgeous new co-worker, Charu, offers his help, assists her financially, and they become close friends. His room-mates, Rajat and Vikrant, are pleased with this outcome as they already have girlfriends in Neha and Rhea respectively. But both the relationships are not as harmonious, as Rajat feels Neha is self-centered and demanding, while Rhea appears to be withdrawn and aloof. Missing their meetings and bar-hopping, the trio decide to take a time-out and be by themselves. All three women, however, find out and decide to accompany them to the beach where they eventually mingle. The trio do not know that soon misunderstandings will crop up - and it will take a lot of effort and understanding to resolve them.

Kartikeya Tiwari, Nushrat Bharucha, Divyendu Sharma, Ishita Sharma, Raayo Bakhirta & Sonalli Sehgal I will congratulate all of you guys for your hard work.

looking forward to see u all in future best of luck everybody.

Most of the stories, be it the great Hollywood, the bright Bollywood or good old novels, usually start and stay focused on the the issues of how a woman is usually the victim. It is about emotional exploitation or tragedy associated with a woman. How she is tormented and how she suffers and all that. At the most the pendulum swings half way and delivering a happy ending. For the first time, so honestly a story been told of how men too are a total emotional wreck.

Let's face it boys. We are definitely susceptible and there is absolutely no harm in accepting it. I enjoyed the movie for it's so realistic believable story, characters and even the details like the behaviour of each individuals in given situation. Contrary to what the film critics may say, I give this film 9/10. There is no over dose of over acting and false emotions. There is no useless car chase or gun fights or 'action' per say.

My key word for this movie is, 'believable'. The story definitely reflects a lot of the modern day men (or boys). Those who are objecting and finding it offensive and playing the feminist harp hear, please don't waste your time ladies. You have had more then your fair share of the sympathy. Now let the boys tell their side of the story.

Boys, go watch it. Enjoy it and definitely learn from it. I strongly recommend this movie, not with your girl friend, but with other boys. Have fun.

A story of three bachelors or May I say, three carefree wolves. Guys, this one is strictly for men and for those women who can agree with the movie.

Rajat a.k.a Rajjo (Kartikeya Tiwari), Vikrant (Raayo Bakhirta)& Nishant (Divyendu Sharma)are three bachelors who live together as flat mates and face a lot of funny and emotional challenges in the coming months as they get into relationships with Neha (Nushrat Bharucha) , Rhea(Sonalli Sehgal) & Charu (Ishita Sharma) respectively.

The chemistry between the guys is amazing. The way they converse with each other is hilarious and easy to connect to as most bachelors live the way they do. The character of a frustrated IT professional played by Divyendu is the funniest of all. His portrayal of the character is side- splitting as you can actually relate to the level of aggravation. Apart from him, Nushrat Bharucha plays the role of a nagging and obsessive girlfriend with quite a lot of perfection. Her role in LSD was totally contradictory to what she played in PKP and she did manage to inspire hatred for the character with her acting skills.

The background score in the movie is nice and the songs fit well in situations. However, the second half of the movie is way too lengthy and the level of emotional drama depicted is way too much to be quoted as 'Bearable'. The movie shouldn't have been this long and a duration of 120 mins would have been more than sufficient to tell a story which is as simple as this. But, yeah the director and the actors have done a pretty smooth job during the first half. Recommended to all guys out there!!!!