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1st 5 minutes n will get to know how much torture u r going to face. Poor screenplay,very irritating stereotype punjabi BGM every now n then hoping to ads some fun to so called funny scenes which in return,ended up making it more terrible. Again arjun kapoor has proved why he is so irritating performer (I won't call him an actor). He is expressionless in every scene. Another bizarre thing u will notice is the high pitch of this movie. Every character is talking at a high pitch which is so irrelevant n irritating to the ears as well.

Neena gupta ji tried a lot to save this movie but what to do if story telling is so poorly executed,but still u wait for her scenes. Aditi rao as a young sardaar is like a fresh air. She deserves more projects.

Rather oddly, this movie has been rated very low by masses. While the storyline is a bit off the beaten path and needs some engineering crash course to be palatable, the concept and context are fairly respectable. The acting suite led by the inimitable Neena Gupta and always impressive Kumud Mishra does a fair job of executing upon the script which sometimes stalls for no convincing reason. Brilliant in her two bit role Rakul Preet Singh is unable to rub off on Arjun Kapoor who still punches above his weight. In their cameo John Abraham and Aditi Rao Hydari put in an impressive show.

Overall, the promising story is a bit shortchanged by the script. Yet, the movie is absolutely worth a watch. If nothing the comical plots and the punchy oke liners provide adequate entertainment for a rather lacklustre Bollywood season so far.

Neena Gupta always doing something new and I'm always shocked by natural acting but this Arjun yukkk.

This movie is stupid and boring at many levels. I just wonder, how such silly scripts are approved? The one and only thing i loved in this movie was ADITI RAO HYADRI. Her little presence is a saviour. She is so under rated, Seriously, she deserves much better movies and web series.

The casting and the story of the movie was amazing. It's unfortunate that the makers failed to capitalize. Dialogues are tacky, story progression is not organic.

Nina Gupta's acting is standout, rest of the movie is below average.