Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar

A good movie which shows that todays world, the daughters in laws want their own freedom whereas the inlaws are controlling. Today women are independent, have freedom to choose but due to generation gap there seems to exist the expectations that the daughter in law complies to the functioning of the in-laws house.

This movie however shows that some families do have an environment where there is love without a tinge of control and have freedom to be the way someone is.

Great concept by Luv Ranjan and good surprise guest appearances by Kartik and Nushrratt.

Overall great movie!! Ranbir is hot and Shraddha plays a perfect girl!

I watched the film though I have very excited & exception before but when I watch the film is just like average to me because in modern era love stories youth generation have more values while a classical love story make the emotion between the characters of lovers little stronger although they portrayed their part in a very good & also talk about the family values of boy's is too good and well written & also boy part also good. For me girl part should be little improve rest the movie is good, one time watch but the story looks simple to me. Modern love story (i.e. Drama) is good at that point.

TJMM : This Modern Rom-Com is a Winner

TJMM serves as the quintessential revival of Bollywood Rom-Coms which was missing. A refreshing yet relatable premise, solid laugh-out-gags, entertaining bollywood music, peppy and vibrant dance numbers and an engaging chemistry between the lead pair all work in favour of the film. Overall a delightful, enjoyable rollercoaster which has fun, emotions and a lot of reliability factor which the masses will appreciate.

Luv Ranjan's trademark style of direction involves a lot of rambling of long dialogues without a break can be tiring at times for all the actors but the othet things mostly go the right way. Amazing cinematography, vibrant color grading, bollywood chartbusters, peppy dance performances and a wonderfully woven genre fusion of rom-com and family drama keeps you engaged till the end. In terms of performances, Ranbir is loud at times but exceptional for the remainder and Shraddha is understated but appreciable in the comeback. Bhassi provides the calm to the chaos and he does relatably good as a debutant.

A few flaws. Major ones.

The tone of story telling in few places doesn't match with the intensity or importance of some scenes.

Like, the scenes where Shraddha gets annoyed with too much interference or lack of space from Ranbir's family should have been a tone up. It was almost comedy than being the soul of the movie itself.

Shraddha was upset with Ranbir for not telling her that he knew she wanted to break up with him. Well, looks more like fake feminists crying over everything that is their fault.

Lastly, everybody got to their knees, including Ranbir's grandmother to pacify Shraddha is more like a Karan Johar movie.

I am giving 4 stars because of the songs, ranbir-shradda pair on screen, few one liners in second half, and the climax scene. Luv Runjan surprsingly dissapointed with poor screenplay, poor dialogues and poor script writing.

They had superb casting but could not do character building or make optimum utilisation of the actors. The first 35-40 minutes you will see overacting from all the actors with baseless script and makes the plot very predictible.

There is a scene in the first half where Bassi literally with folded hands tells about Ranbir "Isko koi Chup Karau". All in the theater strongly felt with Bassi said.

I strongly felt to leave in the first half. The monologues by Kartik in previous movies were much better as compared to short monologues by Ranbir.

All in all you can watch on OTT platform, do NOT deserve to be seen in theater near you.