Our movie revolves around four male leads. Hunny & Choocha(some people will know what 'choocha' means in the "Other" sense are the ones who drive the basic plot of this flick. Choocha is our dreamer, & Hunny is the decoder of the very dreams Choocha has on daily basis. What do they do of those dreams? They come out with a numbers & names of the local lottery tickets. Yes, its bit unrealistic, but apart from this every bit of the movie falls in place. Moving ahead we're introduced with two of our other leads, Zafar(a struggling) musician with a strained love relation & Lali(Played by Manjot Singh, one of my favorite actors now a days) who's trying to get admission in his girlfriends college. There's one common problem that troubles all of them, Money. The four of them try and make it big for themselves & invest in Hunny-Choocha Dream & win plan, with the help of a lady don, Bholi Punjaban played brilliantly by our beloved Mother from Gangs Of Wasseypur (Richa Chadda), who provides them with initial investment for the scheme while keeping something valuable from them as a guarantee. The four of them find themselves in deep deep Sh*t, when their plan goes wrong thanks to Choocha(Anything more about it will spoil it for you). Things go Haywire at payback time. With police & gundas on their tail, we find ourselves engaged with the lead cast and the movie works well because we start caring about them. A few sub plots though unnecessary, provide a little warmth to the movie, like the one of Hunny's love affair. Talking about the Pros of the movie its the acting skills displayed by the whole cast. Manjot Singh as usual is awesome, Pulkit Samrat is charming & doesn't overdo his character(He's not knew to acting with a TV soap & a Hindi feature film already to his name), Zafar played by Ali Fazal is done with mediocrity(for those who are wondering where they have seen this fellow before, he's the suicidal boy in 3 Idiots. Richa Chadda has time & always proved her credibility as an actress, and does a fair job. But most of the people going to see this movie or already seen the movie will give a special mention to Varun Sharma, who drives the movies funny quotient all along and does it brilliantly. The film's special mention goes to a intellectual beggar(don't know his name), who's time and again keeps popping up & ends on a high note. Overall this movie brings fresh air, almost like Kai Po Che a few months back, and packs wholesome 2.5 hrs of entertainment. The editing need to be more sophisticated with a few unnecessary scenes in between, like the Mata Jagrata scene in the end to be on of the few. Its a Must Watch from my side.
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