What can you expect from a movie which is based on Chetan Bhagat's Novel.
The lady doesn't look an inch South Indian and the guy doesn't look like Punjabi and both of them have absolutely nothing to do with IIMs
Guy (inappropriate to refer to this person as Hero) walks in Girls' hostel freely and stays up overnight cozying up almost always.. Quite possible considering Dharma Production.
Then comes the Hindi Cinema oldest stereotypical sequence :
1. We are Punjabi -- We are having "bada dil" -- We have garam khoon -- We drink heavily and we eat a lot of non veg and we are the loudest specie available on earth and possibly elsewhere.
2. Oh we are Tamilians and not South Indians -- We are well cultured because we wear well ironed white clothes --- We don't eat non veg --- We think it is papam to drink and so on..
After the stereotypes and few misplaced songs where the fellow looks straight out of the Weight Loss Program and struggles to dance and for that matter even move with little grace, the movie ends abruptly leaving you in a State of utter Confusion.
Thank God watched in Mangala.
The lady doesn't look an inch South Indian and the guy doesn't look like Punjabi and both of them have absolutely nothing to do with IIMs
Guy (inappropriate to refer to this person as Hero) walks in Girls' hostel freely and stays up overnight cozying up almost always.. Quite possible considering Dharma Production.
Then comes the Hindi Cinema oldest stereotypical sequence :
1. We are Punjabi -- We are having "bada dil" -- We have garam khoon -- We drink heavily and we eat a lot of non veg and we are the loudest specie available on earth and possibly elsewhere.
2. Oh we are Tamilians and not South Indians -- We are well cultured because we wear well ironed white clothes --- We don't eat non veg --- We think it is papam to drink and so on..
After the stereotypes and few misplaced songs where the fellow looks straight out of the Weight Loss Program and struggles to dance and for that matter even move with little grace, the movie ends abruptly leaving you in a State of utter Confusion.
Thank God watched in Mangala.
