Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar #picksandpiques #JohnsonThomas #FilmMovieDocumentaryReviews #internationalfilmfestivalcircuit

#picksandpiques #JohnsonThomas #FilmMovieDocumentaryReviews #internationalfilmfestivalcircuit @everyone Film: #TuJhoothiMainMakkaar #SpicePR #LuvRanjanFilms #LuvRanjan #TSeries Cast: #RanbirKapoor #ShraddhaKapoor #AnubhavSinghBassi #DimpleKapadia #BoneyKapoor #HasleenKaur #InayatVerma #MonicaChaudhary #RajeshJais #AyeshaRazaMishra #KarthikAryan #NushrattBharuccha Director: #LuvRanjan Writer: #RahulMody Rating: * * Runtime: 143 mins Music (Songs): #Pritam Backgroundscore: #HiteshSonik #YashRajFilms

Luv Ranjan’s latest, a romcom shot largely in Spain and Mauritius looks inviting but the core is confused and rather dysfunctional. The script tries to marry an independent career oriented girl who dislikes living in a joint family with that of a business oriented joint family loving guy but that’s not the only problem…The guy also happens to be in the side business of breaking up couples. Don’t know what sense that makes for a successful Mercedes dealership and real estate family biz owner? The dialogues sound meaningless given that each character tries to weigh down every conversation with gibberish sounding breathless monologues. The central conflict feels contrived, the songs save for two numbers are imminently forgettable, the performances feel over the top and the direction, too wayward to make sense. The climactic airport sequence is too ludicrous for words. Shraddha Kapoor looks rather miscast in the role of a career girl and Ranbir Kapoor, though he is earnest in his moves, fails to light up the screen dramatically. Dimple Kapadia gets to slap everyone and the rest of the cast do the loud Punjabi family quirks fairly well enough. Anubhav Singh Bassi as the friend is fairly good in what is expected of him. The cinematography is lustrous and colorful though. At almost two and a half hours, the runtime puts a heavy strain on your senses.