Param Sundari

Kerala and Delhi Place looks wounderful with it's actors like Sid and Janhvi but why it looks like Cheenai Exprees and also the makers by mistake revealed their climax in there music video but one more thing I know that there will be that type of ending and Why Janhvi's South Indian and North Indian joke was overacting and the music is good but one more thing was the makers Maddock should have made a little different and also once that film Bhool Chuk Maaf it was like lot of people did not like the film and the same thing goes to Param Sundari and I hope Maddock's Super Natural Universe called Thama will be better because of Bhool Chuk Maaf & Param Sundari.

The story is mainly about two people who come together and fall in love. The guy Param matches himself with someone using a dating app that is also one of the results of his startup ideas. The girl Sundari is a trendy woman from one of places from Kerala. Will their love succeed?

Sidharth Malhotra brings his role to life after Shershaah. I think the secret is chemistry, first Kiara and now Janhvi.

Janhvi Kapoor does well like her other movies but the fate, similar to Mr. & Mrs Mahi among others take her chance away.

The trailer was fine. I however got my hopes up with the reviews coming in. It however settled with my previous state of mind.

The locations are beautiful firstly with the corporate world and most of it with Gods own country Kerala.

Final Verdict: I think people will like the movie. It's a one-time watch for me.

You can call this a movie, but I call it a 2 hour 30 min endurance test. The first half moves slower than government paperwork, and the second half tries to run but falls flat on its face. The dialogues sound like they were written during a power cut, and the acting makes wooden furniture look emotional. Whoever rated this high must be watching it with the volume off and eyes closed. Save your money, save your brain cells, this film is a natural disaster pretending to be entertainment.

"Param Sundari" is a Hindi romantic comedy starring Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor. The film's reviews from both critics and audiences have been mixed, with some praising its feel-good nature and lead pair's chemistry, while others criticize its predictable plot, stereotypical portrayal of South Indian culture, and lack of emotional depth.

Here's a breakdown of the key points from the reviews: What Works (According to Positive Reviews): * Chemistry of the Leads: The on-screen chemistry between Sidharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor is a major highlight for many viewers. Their pairing is described as fresh, effortless, and charming, which anchors the film.

* Feel-Good Vibe: The movie is considered a breezy, light-hearted entertainer, perfect for a casual watch. It is lauded for being a "fun rollercoaster ride of comedy and laughter." * Music and Visuals: The soundtrack, particularly songs like "Pardesiya," has been well-received and is noted for adding to the film's appeal. The cinematography, showcasing the beautiful backdrops of Kerala, is also appreciated.

* Janhvi Kapoor's Performance: Many viewers and some critics have praised Janhvi Kapoor's portrayal of the Malayali girl, calling it a confident and emotionally rich performance.

What Doesn't Work (According to Negative Reviews): * Predictable and Cliched Plot: The story is criticized for being generic and lacking originality. The plot is deemed predictable, and the second half is often cited as stretched and underwhelming.

* Stereotypical Portrayal of Culture: A significant point of contention is the film's reliance on outdated stereotypes of South Indian and specifically Malayali culture. Critics and some audience members have found the portrayal insulting and inauthentic, particularly concerning the language and character mannerisms.

* Lack of Emotional Depth: Despite being a rom-com, the film is said to lack genuine emotional weight. Key dramatic moments, particularly the lead character's emotional journey, are resolved too quickly, which lessens their impact.

* Uneven Performances: While Janhvi Kapoor is generally praised, some critics find Sidharth Malhotra's performance to be "one-note" or "meh." The humor is also described as not always landing.

Overall Consensus: "Param Sundari" is a film that relies heavily on the star power and chemistry of its lead actors. It is seen as a simple, family-friendly rom-com that works as a light, one-time watch for those with moderate expectations. However, it fails to deliver the magic of classic Bollywood rom-coms and is criticized for its weak script, predictable storyline, and stereotypical representation of culture.

There is no chemistry between the lead actors. Sundari has studied in Mumbai and can speak Hindi but can't get her accent clear. Param overacts. First half is tolerable with a few romantic moments but second half is a big headache. The movie shows the beauty of Kerala. Jhanvi looks beautiful but it's a waste of her skills in this movie.