Fukrey

Fukrey:- Movie:- 3/5 Music:- 2.5/5 It defines craziness Its a movie of 4 friends living their live with full of joy and it also passes full of entertainment also. All 4 actors have done justice to their role. Pulkit Samrat (hunny) has received little-bit more importance. Its a teenager type of movie. Most of the audiences will not enjoy but the movie is really good. I would not say awesome but a decent comedy. I watched these movie in sterling and the price was 240rs per ticket. First i thought its too costly for these movie. And after watching these movie my brain automatically made a second thought that these movie made a place at the bottom of my heart and done justice towards me. The music was the only fault in these movie. Otherwise the movie was just good. I would really advice you all to see these movie especially for the teenagers..

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.

College life is one of the best years of your life - education , college fest , private parties , cool girls , ragging and sometimes new ideas to earn some pocket money. Every student who passes out of school wants to join hip-n-happening college. Unfortunately, very few are able to make it through. Fukrey tells the story of 4 young clads - Hunny and Choocha are good-for-nothing school students who wants to relish the luxurious environment of college. Lali wants to show his back-stabbing girlfriend that he can pull-it-through the same college she is admitted in. Zafar is unlucky musician who wants money at any cost for operation to treat his paralyzed father. 4 of them falls into the trap of local female don and must do something to return back the money they lend from her. Set in the lively city of Delhi , Fukrey is fun to watch. The story does not have much to boast and screenplay is timid but yet it is the execution of the plot which makes it watchable. Mrigdeep Singh Lamba does a fairly good job in keeping you entertained with comic scenes and is sure to bring down the house with hilarious moments. Cinematoraphy is amazing capturing the locales of Delhi. Background score is good. Out of 4 protagonist , Pulkeet Samrat and newcomer Varun Sharma stands out with superb chemistry. Both of them should be applauded for fine comic-timings. Richa Chadha and Manjot Singh do lend in good support. Fukrey is a Laughton which will be remembered for its utmost hilarious moments. Good 3.5/5 Join www.facebook.com/FilmyChowk to catch the latest movie reviews !!

Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's 'Fukrey' is amusing, funny & very entertaining. No, its not flawless, but in totality, this recent sleeper hit works big time! 'Fukrey' Synopsis: The paths of four dream-chasing college friends cross with an array of colorful characters, from a tough-talking Punjabi female don to a Jugaad Baaz college watchman. Mayhem ensues. 'Fukrey' is fun from the word GO. The central protagonists as well as the supporting characters, particularly, the villain, are diverse & interesting. The humor works, because the Screenplay Written by Vipul Vig & Lamba himself, is genuinely good. The first-hour is absorbing, while The Second-Hour progresses furiously. Lamba's Direction is rustic. Cinematography, Editing & Art Design, are perfect. Music by Ram Sampath, is fabulous. Performance-Wise: Pulkit Samrat, Manjot Singh, Ali Fazal & Varun Sharma are excellent. They share a terrific on-screen chemistry & portray the twisted heroes with great energy. Richa Chadda is outstanding. She stands out as the menace. Priya Anand & Vishakha Singh are restrained. Pankaj Tripathi is marvelous, as always. On the whole, 'Fukrey' is a Joyride!

If you can't stand a movie full of illogical stuff - don't watch this. This one is full of illogical stuff and fun. Pulkit Samrat (as Hunny) decodes Varun Sharma's (Choocha) dreams and mysteriously churns out a lucky number that is used to buy lottery tickets and - mysteriously again - they click. And this is what gets them and two more of their friends Ali Fazal (as Zafar) and Manjot Singh (as Lali) into big trouble - when Choocha makes up a dream that he has not really seen - and a lot of money is at stake. The movie is full of funny anecdotes here and there. Hunny and Choocha is great in the first part. Richa Chadda (as Bholi Punjaban) has stolen the part after the interval, however. Priya Anand's (as Priya) silent expressions are worth mentioning. Watching this movie is a better experience than many comedies featuring mainstream Bollywood stars - that is, if you consider those Akshay and Salman starrers as comedies.

Had expected a lot because so many of my friend liked it..... but I was totally disappointed..... there's no challenge in acting so acting is OK.... you won't be able to relate a single event which can happen in your life.... well you can dream about it!... I think from these kind of movies someone should be able to make connection to his/ her life.... otherwise it's easy to produce such movies to our Indian audience. Movie highlighted the Indian Jugad with some twist & turns worth admiration.... all in all if you want to watch a movie just for fun and don't want to mull over then you can have it once!!

My family wanted to go to the theatres this weekend and I had to go. They all went to watch the horrendously boring Ye Jawaani Hai Deewani, but I chose to watch this because of all the rave reviews. Let me tell you, the other reviews were correct! I can't remember any scenes except for a few funny ones, nor do I know any of the actors in this. The plot was wack, and the songs were meh. But, the film was undoubtedly hilarious. There are funny lines, funny situations, and funny actions. This film is exactly what you want to watch if you want incredible hilarity for 2 hours. You'll go home happy, and you're senses will be soothed. I'll give it an 8/10, worthy of watching in theatres and a few more times later, because it will be just as funny.

I found Fukrey to a decent comedy movie from Bollywood after a long time. For a change it did not have the cheap and double meaning jokes that Bollywood crap is so prone to these days. While the script was not that strong the movie had a good tempo all along and was fun to watch. Given that few Bollywood movies have any script this one was a lot better. Most of the cast, specially Choche have done a fairly good job. Some of the stuff was mindless but that was the intent as well. The director did not try to pretend that it was something else. The theme is about some kids wanting to get into college by any means and how they land into trouble and then get out of it. It was fun to watch it. One of the better stuff from Bollywood in quite a while.

FUKREY is a college comedy directed by Mrigdeep Singh Lamba, starring Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Manoj Singh, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadda. The film revolves around the lives of 4 guys; 3 of them are trying to get into college even though they never study, and the remaining one is trying to get money for his father. All of them are interested in Hunny and Choocha (Pulkit Samrat & Varun Sharma)'s idea. Whenever Choocha dreams, Hunny is able to break that dream down to a lottery number, which always ends up winning. Fukrey is an extremely interesting film under the 'Excel Entertainment' banner. It has a simple premise about a simple idea that goes wrong and how four people try to earn money just in order to go to a college or to help out a person in need. The jokes aren't as mindless as you think; they are simple and funny as well as related to the movie at the same time. The acting in this movie is quite good. All the cast did a fantastic job with whatever role they had. The songs are quite decent as well. They can be heard by both generations; 'Fukrey' and 'Beda Paar' is more for the modern whereas 'Ambarsariya' has a more simple tone that can be enjoyed by any crowd. In the end, Fukrey is a simple comedy. It isn't GREAT to a point of praise, but it does well enough to make you laugh out loud and exit the cinema saying, 'I had a great time.' FUKREY- 8.5/10