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

The first film by youth dept. of Yashraj film "yfilms" is in a way youthful.But the film is a half baked attempt at anti-romantic comedy.

The film has a clear plot in the story. But again, it is not unique. It is an adaption from "John Tucker Must Die" but the film is never so fresh or so funny like the original.

This is the directorial debut of the Roadies director "Bumpy". But sadly, he has not that spark to create an interesting movie as he did in the case of Roadies.

Movie at times looks like some American weekly soap being telecast irrespective of its poor humor quotient and much needed style statement in a youth film.

Shraddha Kapoor again fits into her shoes after Teen Patti.But yet she has a long way to go. Taha Shaah and rests are okay.Shehnaz Treasurywala is good.

Editing is poor. Cinematography is okay.Not much to talk about these aspects.

Music is good and peppy. Background score is okay.The Mutton song is unconventionally funny.

If you like some High School Musical kind of series or some American daily soap trying to be cool or funny, you will love this. But overall the movie is strictly a one time watch for rom-com lovers and an avoidable stuff for the rest.

First of all, this movie is NOT a copy of John Tucker Must Die. Its title title and tag line may be similar, but the story isn't! Its about a girl taking revenge from her boyfriend who she realizes on her 18th birthday is (basically) a jerk.

While in John Tucker Must Die, the 3 ex girlfriends plant a desirable girl for John Tucker and also plan pranks on him which work in his favor instead, in this movie, the guy IS her boyfriend but is only using her to get some points on this online billionaire boys club to win the King title, and her girlfriend Rhea, the main character realizes this on her birthday and with her 2 friends, decides to take revenge from him. Many teen movies have been made on revenge from ex boyfriends, you can't go about calling them copies, where this one has enough differences in its story to be not called a copy of JTND.

Apart from this, the movie is well made! Its free of star-son cast and the new faces are fresh AND talented! The story is well written and the movie is well directed. It brings laughs at moments and you enjoy every bit of revenge she takes. Nothing seems lame, stupid or out of place.

This movie was an attempt to create a teen oriented movie which is not the traditional love story ending in marriage and this movie does that successfully without trying to mock being Hollywood style.

But at the end of they day, it is still a teen movie and many guys will only like it if they have it in them to bear a joke on their gender. Apart from that, a very well made movie indeed!

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.