Jatt & Juliet

I love this movie, I always have a good time watching it. This is one of my favorite movies with Diljit Dosanjh. I also love the chemistry that the two actors have.

When it comes to comedy, I don't hesitate admitting that I am one of those who rarely find stuff funny and are hard to please. I am one of the few who think Bollywood comedies these days really suck! I have hated all the akshay kumar and babbu mann crap in the movies.

When I first saw the trailer for this movie,I'd say I liked it. But I still didn't have any high expectations because I know that punjabi movies may start off well, but eventually fall flat and predictable once the couplefalls in love. Cuz then their parents don't agree and blah blah blah.

Coming back to Jatt and Juliet, this movie is drop dead hilarious!! This is the one movie that makes you laugh every single moment!! And yes, I am not exaggerating! Diljit and Neeru couldn't be any better. Diljit is the one singer who knows acting (unlike most others), and the movie couldn't be the same with anybody else but Neeru Bajwa. They don't sing the bollywood-like romantic songs. This movie has the original punjabi flavor to all the comedy and the romance and this is the USP!! If you understand punjabi at all, I 'd say go for it. This is the one not to be missed!!

This is a perfect stress buster movie. If you go to the theater for pure entertainment, then this movie is for you.

The script of the film makes sense, and is very funny. It's a situational comedy. Diljit's character is annoying, yet very lovable, and Neeru is the perfect snob. Their acting is perfect. I also loved the supporting caste, and Arminder's special appearance is a treat.

What is striking about the movie is that it is very good-looking compared to most Punjabi films. The attempt to make it on a bollywood scale is visible and successful. The music is brilliant for a Punjabi film as well. The last film I remember of this stature is Yaar Anmmulle.

Overall, this film makes for family viewing and is a must-watch!

Its hard to understand Punjabi for those who have been away from it for a while. But this movie makes you want to learn again, because how beautifully it uses the language. The main star of the movie is the script.

And next of course is the director---and even though at number three, the chemistry of main stars, their excellent comic timing, and natural dialogue delivery adds to the charm of the film.

This film will be remembered for ages to come, simply for its witty dialogue that are true to the language--Punjabi and take the viewers on a ride filled with laughter

After seeing all the promo on Facebook about this movie, I decided to check out the movie with the family. I've just gotten back from the theatre and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed and enjoyed the movie very much!! The movie had your typical storyline of guy & girl, but was done tastefully. The producer was able to maintain a consistent storyline throughout the movie. I've seen too Punjabi movies where the storyline is very weak and is thrown off by side stories or jokes. The storyline was consistent and Diljit and Neeru did a great job at playing their roles throughout the movie. Diljit and Neeru made a great combination the screen and were able to make a modern movie that also worked for families. Neeru was able to maintain a conservative profile on screen but looked pretty hot throughout the movie. Diljit's pugh's were looking pretty crisp throughout the movie as well. I especially liked his pugh style and the way he was able to match his outfit as well. This was a great movie for folks outside of India, but was very consistent with the themes and popular culture within Punjab right now as well.

Too often we see Punjabi movies that go overboard on depicting a lifestyle of "Canada, UK or US" that is not consistent with reality. The producer was able to really capture the essence of Canada and Punjab really well. The produce was also able to incorporate "Jennifer" the gori into the movie really well. The incorporation of the gori was introduced well and also incorporated within the storyline showing that Neeru and Diljit were still the the key focus.

My last point regarding the movie was that given the influences of western society on Punjab, the movie was very tasteful. Neeru and Diljit were great in showing the true essence of Punjabi's. Keep it up!