Manu, a bodybuilder from Chandigarh, India, falls in love with Maanvi, a Zumba instructor. All seems well until a shocking revelation causes turmoil in their love story.Manu, a bodybuilder from Chandigarh, India, falls in love with Maanvi, a Zumba instructor. All seems well until a shocking revelation causes turmoil in their love story.Manu, a bodybuilder from Chandigarh, India, falls in love with Maanvi, a Zumba instructor. All seems well until a shocking revelation causes turmoil in their love story.
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- 10 wins & 26 nominations total
Anjan Srivastav
- Braj
- (as Aanjjan Srivastav)
Kanwaljeet Singh
- Brigadier Mohinder Brar
- (as Kanwaljit Singh)
Juned king
- Juned king
- (credit only)
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The had great concept and the way it chooses to represent it was good. The pacing is slow and the film gets boring sometimes. Other than that the acting performances were amazing.
Anwar Says: Ayushmann Khurana films are a genre in themselves and this movie is the final say and the best in the league Abhishek Kapur is there to direct. An artist whose debut was as a donor, can take up any script and prove himself. The film is a complete package in itself, at one time entertains you and at the same time addresses a sensitive subject.
Vani Kapur equally shines, by far her best performance. The emotions of a transgender and the bond she carries with her father played by Kanwaljeet and she effortlessly surrenders herself into the character. Ayushmann sisters looked irritating but that's what director wanted from them .
Editing is crisp and movie is wrapped up in one hour 57 minutes. Manoj Lobo's camera cheerfully explore chiseled bodies of both the leads . Sachin - Jigar is back with their foot tapping tunes . Normally a movie on a social taboo is preachy at the end but Abhishek kept it simple, that makes it distinct. A must watch, don't wait till it is released on OTT.
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Vani Kapur equally shines, by far her best performance. The emotions of a transgender and the bond she carries with her father played by Kanwaljeet and she effortlessly surrenders herself into the character. Ayushmann sisters looked irritating but that's what director wanted from them .
Editing is crisp and movie is wrapped up in one hour 57 minutes. Manoj Lobo's camera cheerfully explore chiseled bodies of both the leads . Sachin - Jigar is back with their foot tapping tunes . Normally a movie on a social taboo is preachy at the end but Abhishek kept it simple, that makes it distinct. A must watch, don't wait till it is released on OTT.
#movie2021 #anwarsays #transgenderawareness #transgenderrights #AyushmannKhurrana #vanikapoor #AbhishekKapoor #ChandigarhKareAashiqui #moviereview.
Such a bold attempt for a bollywood movie. It can be called it's ahead of its time. Audience might not digest the concept yet.
May be educational on parts.
I have seen a lot of bakwaas movie lately, this is definitely not one of them.
May be educational on parts.
I have seen a lot of bakwaas movie lately, this is definitely not one of them.
'Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui' was a pretty average movie It was also very 'safe'. Not really a good movie on Transgender issues to be honest.
It bypasses most of the 'harder parts 😉' of being a transgender through the surgery.
That surgery that the girl had is still rare and costs crores and by the look of it, the girl's family wasn't that rich. It's not also available everywhere especially in India. You have to travel abroad and that cost has to be taken into consideration.
Also most Trans women don't get the surgery because it's rare, expensive and it has many many risks. So they bypassed the 'meat 😉' of the messaging by basically making her a full on girl rather than an actual currently living realistic trans woman.
You can praise it all you want for the 'social messaging' it brings but I am not here to be a puppet for a 'social protest'. I am judging the movie for what it is and it is BORING.
It bypasses most of the 'harder parts 😉' of being a transgender through the surgery.
That surgery that the girl had is still rare and costs crores and by the look of it, the girl's family wasn't that rich. It's not also available everywhere especially in India. You have to travel abroad and that cost has to be taken into consideration.
Also most Trans women don't get the surgery because it's rare, expensive and it has many many risks. So they bypassed the 'meat 😉' of the messaging by basically making her a full on girl rather than an actual currently living realistic trans woman.
You can praise it all you want for the 'social messaging' it brings but I am not here to be a puppet for a 'social protest'. I am judging the movie for what it is and it is BORING.
I think what makes this movie different from normal stereotypes, or even Ayushmann's other movies was that it was more for the actress but subjectively, Ayushmann gave all the proper support as and when required. And I would say, Vaani Kapoor did her level best, coming out of those cliche roles and side actress stuff.
But above all, it's the concept and its showcase that was the main feature of this film. If I leave aside the manly drama, the sub urban jokes and the sex, the remaining movie happened to be brilliant. Not that the other stuff wasn't good but no where close to this: the agony and assault that Maanvi/Manu faced in her day today life and how boldly she/he was able to handle those blows. And that was what both emotional and comprehensive. Again, it was just a movie and in real life, things are totally different. And they will remain immature, maybe even 20 years down the line whenever any such matter arise.
Overall, a good movie.
But above all, it's the concept and its showcase that was the main feature of this film. If I leave aside the manly drama, the sub urban jokes and the sex, the remaining movie happened to be brilliant. Not that the other stuff wasn't good but no where close to this: the agony and assault that Maanvi/Manu faced in her day today life and how boldly she/he was able to handle those blows. And that was what both emotional and comprehensive. Again, it was just a movie and in real life, things are totally different. And they will remain immature, maybe even 20 years down the line whenever any such matter arise.
Overall, a good movie.
Ayushmann Khurrana on His Most Pivotal Roles
Ayushmann Khurrana on His Most Pivotal Roles
Ayushmann Khurrana revisits his 10-year-long journey in the Indian film industry and breaks down his most iconic characters in movies like Vicky Donor, Andhadhun, and Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui.
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- TriviaThe title of the song was taken from B21 song "Chandigardh".
- GoofsManu Chhabra is initially portrayed as 30 year old - first when his sister chastises him for being unmarried at 30, and second when his father says that his mom has been dead for 17 years, and Manu mentioned to Manvi earlier that he lost his mom at 13. Later in the movie outside the hospital (1:30:38), Manu tells Manvi that he's more than 32 years old.
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- $179,863
- Runtime1 hour 57 minutes
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