Dream Girl

The Priyadarshan kind of story line and terrific dialogue writing makes this movie a spectacular entertainer. A must watch!!!

It's a comedy which keeps the laughter and a smile through out the movie. Ayushman and the entire star cast keep the subtle and some times not so subtle going all the time. Nushrat and Manjot have done very well and more than I expected. Vijay Raj , Annu Kapoor once again prove why they are the best in business of comedy. If I had to pick one thing to improve it would be to have spent more time on a very powerful message of the movie. It's an outstanding movie and NOT to be missed

Dream Girl - there are lonely souls galore in a small town seeking solace from the soothing voices of call centre agents. When one of these agents Pooja goes missing in action, she is replaced by Ayushman Khurana, who is blessed with an inborn talent of speaking in a female voice. He assumes the name Pooja and is the soothing balm to the lovelorn individuals, several of whom happen to first fall the charm and then eventually fall in love with him. Problems start emerging when some of them want to meet Pooja personally and propose marriage.

The first half is absolutely hilarious with a series of peculiar characters being introduced and strange situations arising. In the interim, Ayushman Khurana goes on a flourish, keeping his histrionics effervescent and expressive. He is supported by Vijay Raaz whose comic timing and volatility are exceptional. Then there are Annu Kapoor, Abhishek Banerjee, Rajesh Sharma and Manjot Singh, who add to the melee. The second half turns into a drag, often coming across as repetitive, protracted and moving away from realism, somewhat diluting the easy charm of this laugh riot. Nushrat Bharucha appears comfortable in a different role compared to what she has been entrusted with until now, but her chemistry with Ayushman Khurana is weak, and no effort has been made to fix the problem too. Do watch Dream Girl for some comic relief from the regular tensions of life, you will not exactly remember the works of Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee but won't find the presentation as inane as a Rohit Shetty flick too.

Dream Girl takes a formulaic approach at storytelling (of a man forced to use his feminine voice for employment) climaxing as a comedy of errors that is borderline sexist and discriminating at one point and liberal and pathbreaking at others, I was confused where the interests of director Raaj Shaandilyaa lay, but the one thing that I'm sure is about the comedy that he and his writers manage to generate. TN.

Laugh riot throughout V good actors. Was refreshing to see original music scores in the movie and so many interesting characters played by talented actors. Specially Vijay Raaz and Annu Kapoor acting. Well worth the price!!!