Sher Bagga

Typical Jagdeep Sidhu style... Stretch and overstretch every scene until the viewer is just tired and desperate to leave the cinema hall. Sonam Bajwa is always used as a pretty face and made to wear revealing clothes to attract young boys to the cinema hall ... They come only for that sensuality feeling.

Ammy Virk is a horrible actor. Friendship aside, Jagdeep Sidhu should really consider casting "professional" actors in his films. These singer-turned-actors are too much pain... They can't enact anything except senseless comedy scenes and even that is terrible and unrefined.

Punjabi industry should utilise trained actual actors like Dev Kharoud and Jimmy Shergill properly. Please stop killing the industry with these make-shift movies made with singers... Seriously guys India mein actors ki kami hai kya?

Finally, Jagdeep Sidhu should write something refreshing. Emotional interplay and heartbreak is the usp of most of his films but always the same thing with the same actors makes no sense at all.

*) K Reviews *) ( ( Some say don't judge a book my its cover and i did the same with this movie. GOD i didn't expected this kind of movie from these 2 great actors. Seriously dumb this movie and never think of watching it. I feel pity for those people who have given their hard earned money to finance this picture.

Great casting but story is so irrational its hard to digest. The female lead character is so irrational. I thought they would show her as a Borderline Personality or shine light on mental disorders but it wasn't so. It was a really irrational storyline. The actors did their best with what they had. I wouldn't recommend watching as the story is frustrating and devoid of logic.

What a pain to watch this movie. Even though I'm big fan of both the leads, I couldn't make it to the end as I couldn't bear it any longer. I held on to my seat until my patience ran out. It was sooo boring. Every scene is half cooked designed only exploit the talents of Amy and Sonam but without any substance. Avoid.

Poor writing and the casual treatment of the subject, never let's you care for the two main leads. The innocent Dilsher (Ammy Virk), obviously from the village, solely lives his life as taught by his grandmother meets Gulab (Sonam Bajwa), a dominating girl from London, someone whom Dilsher's family fears of taking over him. Dilsher fulfills a favor for Gulab and in return he will ask for the same from her. Both have failed relationships (if you can call them as one), which pushes them to be there for each other. An intimate night leads to pregnancy but Gulab is already engaged to someone else. How the two realise they are meant for each other forms rest of the story.

Like I complained above, the weak writing and the casual treatment totally misfires in making this story which only drags a single plot point to thr extreme, any more entertaining. The innocent dumb act by Ammy Virk gets all too tiring and there isn't much to root for Sonam's character as well. With the jokes falling flat and the chemistry between the lead barely existing, it just ends up as a tedious watch.