Critics Review All critic Reviews(9)
1.00
Even Nawazuddin Siddiqui Can't Salvage This Unfunny Film
The romance between the gawky hero and the garrulous heroine, which occupies a large chunk of the first half, is numbingly insipid. But that isn't the worst part of the film. When the duo struggles to settle into domesticity, the film turns even more wearisome, leaving Siddiqui to scamper around in ...(more)
Source: Saibal Chatterjee , NDTV Movies
2.50
A Tedious Affair
Motichoor Chaknachoor comes off as a mixed bag that leaves a lot to be desired in the execution department.(more)
Source: Sreeparna Sengupta, Times Of India
1.00
Nawazuddin Siddiqui tries hard in a deeply problematic film
While till interval Motichoor Chaknachoor keeps it light and frothy, buoyed by the its breezy jokes, it starts sinking in the second half. While admittedly it never turns preachy, spicing even emotional tracts with comedy (watch out for the scene where Nawazuddin wizens up to his mother's plotting),...(more)
Source: Jyoti Sharma Bawa , Hindustan Times
2.00
Athiya Shetty springs a surprise in this otherwise tedious film.
In one contrived moment, Pushpinder's sensitive, sensible persona takes a brutish turn but instead of him feeling ashamed it's Anita who is brought to heel. Chaknachoor, indeed.(more)
Source: Sukanya Verma., Rediff.com
2.00
A largely unaware script that manages to make meaningful social comment
Shetty throws her all into playing that one-dimensional small-town girl, but, pitted against Siddiqui, Chibber etc, the mismatch in aptitude is unambiguous. Within a regressive set-up, Pandey, Chibber and Siddiqui find nuance to their characters. However, the largely unaware script (Meghvrat Singh G...(more)
Source: Udita Jhunjhunwala, Firstpost.com
2.00
Passable Entertainment
The film has modest aspirations and it never soars above them because the writing isn't strong enough(more)
Source: Anupama Chopra, Filmcompanion.in
2.50
Nawazuddin Siddiqui Saves This Ladoo From Crumbling Into Pieces!
Nawazuddin Siddiqui's brilliant comic-timing and his enjoyable chemistry with Athiya Shetty are the only reasons for digesting this bland fare.(more)
Source: Madhiri, One India
2.25
Opposites don't attract
Bhopal offers some respite from the ususal UP-Punjab setting though the lingo � hamau (us), tumau (you), pin (but) � takes a while to get used to. What is strange, however, is the way the lyrics lapse into instant Punjabi. So the modhi (gal) in the dialogues turns into kudi in the songs. Out of plac...(more)
Source: NAMRATA JOSHI, The Hindu
Music Tracks
No. | Song Title | Lyric Writer | Performer(s) | Listen here | |
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1 | “Crazy Lagdi” | Kumaar | Swaroop Khan | ||
2 | “Battiyan Bujhaado” | Kumaar | Jyotica Tangri, Ramji Gulati | ||
3 | “Choti Choti Gal” | Kumaar | Arjuna Harjai, Yasser Desai | ||
4 | “Kaise Banegi Sarkar” | Bharat Menaria | Vidhya Gopal, Dr Pallavi Shyam Sundar, Deepa Shirodkar | ||
5 | “Aaj Jaage Rehna” | Siddhart Amit Bhavsar | Himani Kapoor, Siddharth Amit Bhavsar | ||
6 | “Jukebox” | Listen |