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Hasee Toh Phasee Review


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The much-awaited film jointly produced by Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap, Hasee Toh Phasee hit theatres today. The movie, touted as a romantic entertainer has managed to live up to the expectations.  Before we tell you about the movie, let us give you some basic details on the movie.




 
The Production Team:
Cast : Sidharth Malhotra, Parineeti Chopra, Adah Sharma, Manoj Joshi
Director : Vinil Mathew
Music : Vishal Shekar (songs), Amar Mangrulkar (background score)
Story : Harshavardhan Kulkarni
Cinematography : Sanu John Varghese
Timesofap Rating: 3./5
Genre : Romance


Story:

The film begins with two outcast kids who are similar to each other as miscreants and yet excitingly different. Obviously the film traces how they fall in love.Meeta (Parineeti Chopra) belongs to a typical conservative Gujarati family which cannot digest her free spirited nature. Nikhil (Sidharth Malhotra) is the son of an IPS officer who is about to marry Karishma (Adah Sharma) when luck has him cross paths with Meeta who is exactly like him.

Meeta and Nikhil share a close bonding over 7 days when simultaneously the primary things in their lives change which eventually lead them to fall in love with each other.But can Nikhil walk out on his ideology of love and walk off with Meeta after 7 years of commitment with her sister Karishma? Watch Hasee Toh Phasee and know how the fairy tale happens for two extremely eerie people.

Performances:

Parineeti Chopra has often been accused to being repetitive in her roles. I say we are too quick to judge the actress. She is nothing like her previous roles in this film and rather picks up a part quite eerie and contrary to what any mainstream actress would have chosen. She manages to gain empathy for her character and yet love heaves over pity in her case.

From her smitten look filled with genuine longing for Sidharth to the funny faces she makes when intoxicated, the actress is indeed the show stealer. In the last scene where she breaks down as all her pain finally donned on her, she silences the blabbering and criticisms unanimously.

Sidharth Malhotra is way more than just a gorgeous face. Way back in SOTY I realized this guy has thunderous caliber and he proves it here. In every bit Malhotra matches up to Parineeti’s terrific work with equal gusto. He is gregarious but restrained and there is a serene calmness in his performance which makes him a smashing hit. To compliment Parineeti’s boisterousness is quite a challenge and so far he is the co-star she is best suited with.

Every rom-com thrives on its chemistry and theirs is to sum up in the words of the film like water – composed of double hydrogen and single oxygen, hinging well fitted-ly like pieces that are destined to work magic together.

Manoj Joshi and Sharat Saxena are brilliant despite minimal screen space. The supporting cast especially the cool daddies of Nikhil and Meeta do a fantastic job.

A special mention for Sidharth’s cousin who was bowled over by Parineeti. The actor does it with poised ease and is mindblowing.


Analysis:

Hasee Toh Phasee, the movie title itself draws some laughs. The movie how a boy and a girl whose wavelengths don't match get attracted. Nikhil (Sidharth Malhotra) is engaged to be married to Meeta's sister. Parineeti is Meeta here. Then when does the cupid strike? Will the two get together? Watch the film to find out. With a good dose of comedy, emotions and love all in right proportions, the movie is a winner. Hasee Toh Phasee a perfect movie for the Valentines month.  

Positive Aspects:
Music is catchy, especially the Zehnaseed song
Sidharth Malhotra has bettered his performance when compared to his debut film Student of the Year, also a Dharma Productions movie
Parineeti fits the role of Meeta
Costumes
 
Negative Aspects:
Screenplay, here and there
Not the typical Bollywood love saga
At some points u feel the scenes could have been trimmed

Final Word: Hassee Tho Phasee is definitely worth a watch. You sure don't want to miss this one!

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