Pyaar Ka Punchnama (Hindi)

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Release Date:
May 20, 2011

Rajat, Chaudhary and Liquid are stuck in heir boring jobs and crave for women to add some spice into their lives. The unfortunate Rajat soon finds one – Neha. It is all so good and rosy; till Rajat gives into a misunderstanding of Neha`s and moves in to live with her. Chaudhary meets Riya when he helps his acquaintance Varun, by getting his girlfriend Riya, a job. Liquid is extremely happy on finding Charu at work, the first and only girl he has ever spoken to in his whole life. Charu adores him but only as her best friend. The girl is already committed to her long-distance beau, Abhijeet. But Liquid thinks he probably has a chance even now and takes his best friend role very seriously only to end up as her secretary, her domestic help, her waiter etc, everything but a boyfriend!

Rajat, Chaudhary and Liquid are stuck in heir boring jobs and crave for women to add some spice into their lives. The... Show More

Wogma

Editor   May 20, 2011 14:04  

She's a user, he's a loser. In each of the three couples. Thank goodness for some decent lines and situations that make it a decent date film.

Mansi (EatPrayLoveMovies)

Editor   Sep 23, 2011 10:18  

Pyar ka Punchnama, on the face of it, looks like just another loser romcom flick. But debutant director Luv Ranjan presents it with so much more believability than a regular Hindi flick. The endearing trio's (Liquid, Chaudhary, Rajjo) bromance reminds you of Dil Chahta Hai and they, along with Neha (Nushrat Barucha of LSD fame) keep the film going. The other two girls, Charu and Rhea, struggle to act throughout and are, at the most, unimpressive.

Liquid (played by Divyendu Sharma) is natural, spontaneous and the most likeable of the lot. Everything about him - be it the ease with which he throws up a breathless volley of profanities at his dear friend Rajjo or his sudden behavioural change to impress his office crush - is amusing. Rajjo's six-minute long monologue (in the second half) on how women always outsmart men is sure to have you in splits.

Against a hilarious first half, the second half is relatively slow (n slightly overboard) and stretched with songs thrown in. The background score, though, is sooper and blends smoothly with the film. Overall, though, its two hours well spent. Definitely a one-time watch!

http://eatpraylovemovies.blogspot.com/2011/06/pyar-ka-punchnama-2011.html

Ankush

Jun 06, 2011 03:47  

Nice movie with amazing dialogues. can be a little bit shorter in the end.

Akshay

  

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