Babe Bhangra Paunde Ne

This is one movie which I have loved each & every single second of!!.. Either I was smiling or laughing throughout. The main roles in the movie was that of Diljit Dosanjh and Sohail Ahmed. Definitely a must watch for the Diljit fans and it's not just to admire the charming and handsome looks but his acting which was nothing short of superb!!.. His acting & dialogue delivery just so full of expression and natural. The same goes for Sohail Ahmed though most of the film rested upon Diljit Dosanjh who had the biggest role in the film but managed to deliver pretty much each and every scene so well.

Apart from this it was a clean family movie which one can enjoy with the entire family - something which is becoming a rarity these days!!!

There is not even a single minute that the movie felt boring. It's all powerful acting and story.

In the starting it raised a bar and kept on going above it. You don't see that typically in movies. Even Carry ok Jatta at few scenes felt boring but this is just crazy.

Diljit and his friends did fantastic job, who so ever did their casting just nailed it.

Sargun Mehta looked different in the movie and even dressing was very different, asusual good acting.

Diljit carried the movie throughout but I really want to mention Sangtar a new face whose chemistry with Diljit was amazing. They complimented each other.

Diljit Dosanjh is one actor who adds fun to the character his timing makes almost a mundane film look good. However this film itself is good and adding to it is diljit Dosanjh. The screenplay and dailogues are absolutely hilarious. There is not even a minute you will get bored . The story is about 3 guys who want to get rich using elderly people and the story is just about believable except the end part I think that is where the writer lost the plot. But overall it is a very fine one time watch much better than others released last year .

Cinematography background music and dialogues are which are a commendable job.

After a long time, I got the entertainment and satisfaction with a movie that was genuine in content with great actors and fabulous comic timing, small details that were ignored by big production houses were totally addressed in this movie, Diljit and Sohail were a good combo in a movie. I would totally watch their future endeavors together. Most of the comedy movies derail from the plot as they progress or add by standard sub plots to fix the plot holes by taking audience for granted but this movie from the start holds a grip on the protagonist motive along with its plan and this is the main grabbing point of the story along with the dialogues. I would recommend this movie. It is a family movie.

Diljit Dosanjh plays Jaggi, a greedy conman who can go to any extent to become rich. After failed attempts, Jaggi and his friends finding claiming insurance money legally would be their way to becoming rich. All they need is to crack a deal with insurance agent Mudeshwari Iyer and adopt an ailing old person to apply for insurance. What happens when the adopted old guy refuses to die, instead gets healthier, forms rest of the story.

The problem with this film is the humor they intended to is just not funny. Whenever the actors tried their best to make those scenes work, the haphazard screenplay put down their efforts. The screenplay just goes on and on aimlessly, hoping for the slapstick humor to do the trick. There is zero chemistry between Diljit and Sargun. Also, Diljit's character is shown to be too negative to miraculously redeem himself in the climax.

The whole third act involving the robbery of the Queen's crown was simply painful to sit through. It was surprising to see so much money being spent on a mindless script which just keeps throwing random scenes one after another. The scary thing was the sequel announcement in the end. I may have not seen that many Diljit Dosanjh's Punjabi films but this one will rank to be his worst outing.