लव का द एन्ड

This is an epic movie! It revolves around the modern lives of urban teens and the ups and downs they face in the romantic aspect of their lives and this portrays the concept pretty excellently in my opinion. Shraddha Kapoor and Taaha Shaah were both fresh and talented actors who perfectly fit their roles. Although some might argue that the storyline is an unoriginal copy of John Tucker Must Die, this movie is actually nothing like the Hollywood movie. Yes, this movie also contains a trio of vengeful girls, but the similarities end there. And Hollywood contains a number of vengeful trios; Luv Ka The End is not a copy of every single one of those films. I think you should just sit back and enjoy this thrilling film and go along with the excitement. I find the theme of girl power the most coolest thing about Luv Ka The End. Seldom in Bollywood you see films that aren't male centric, and it sure feels good to watch something so fresh and female- centered. That is probably one of the top reasons why some people are so critical; this movie deviates from the norm, but it's a good thing. Watch it. :) You'll like it.

i was so exited about this movie when I saw the casting song in trailers. But i dint know that my happiness will last just for 5 minutes. Such movies should be banned in between its making only. Firstly they copy the foreign stuff, then they add the Indian spices into it (which i am dead sure of that Indians are also are fed up of), then they add some disastrous and not at all required songs to add fuel to the fire. This movie was completely avoidable. its just because of summers that i needed an ac room to hang out with my friends so influenced by the casting song we went but that wish also left incomplete because the movie was too noisy and bubbly to digest. AVOID it completely. watching this movie is like your ex girlfriend sitting beside your ears for more than 2 hours,chewing strawberry bubble gums and shouting about the mistakes you did. Sadly you will conclude, none of them was bigger than WATCHING THIS CRAP.

It was Shraddha Kapoor's 2nd film, but first as lead actress. She acted brilliantly. It's a great light hearted film. Enjoyed it.

This movie is about a vestal virgin who is so much in love with her boyfriend that she is ready to lose her virginity to him--but at the last moment ( before anything happens ) is brought to her senses by friends , who prove to her that to her boyfriend , she is just his latest conquest , and he has no plans to marry her .

And all of a sudden , this shy girl turns into an avenging woman hell- bent on punishing the bad guy !!

The plans to take revenge are corny and unrealistic, to say the least , including drugging the guy and making him dance an item number wearing ghagra choli !!

Once the girl goes into revenge mode , the movie goes all hyper--too much happens too fast .Some women may like a girl taking revenge on a bang-bang-thank-you-ma'm type of guy .

But at least I didn't like it......

The title sums it up. Most of the movie revolves around stolen ideas, so if you haven't watched any other movie in the history of movies, this might be a refreshing change. The humor is absent and occasionally tosses in old jokes that would appeal to a 12 year old. The music is stereotypical, nothing stands out among the lyrics either. The actors are stiff and the dialogues seem like they're waiting for their turn.

Add to that, the medical abuse, body shaming, sex-shaming, unnecessary destruction of property and pointless forced homophobia, the movie tried extremely hard to be bad. No surprises that it succeeds.

The negative characters seem far more natural on screen whole the lead characters are "Main Prem ki Deewani hoon" on steroids.