Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat

Overview: Really enjoyed the story of this film, an obsessed lover with a woman who clearly has no interest in him, to violent ends. It was novel and different from the usual love stories that we get from the Hindi Film Industry. However, the execution left something to be desired. Firstly, it was about 30 minutes too long and you really felt the runtime in the second half. Had they gotten rid of some of the numerous slow motions scenes it could have been a much more succinct film. Secondly the performances were a mixed bag, but more on that later.

Plot: The film follows the relationship or lack thereof between Vikramaditya Bhonsle (Harshvardhan Rane) a powerful politician vying for the seat of Chief Minister and Adaa Randhawa (Sonam Bajwa) cinema's most famous actress. A chance encounter leads to Vikramaditya becoming obsessed with the clearly unresponsive Adaa. As his behaviour becomes more erratic and dangerous, the actress is left with no choice but to pursue unusual methods of retaliation.

Acting: Harshvardhan Rane - A mixed bag performance from him. On one hand he delivered some heartfelt scenes but on the other, there was a woodenness in some scenes. Furthermore, his English was just not believable for the rich and famous politician's son. They should have left that out completely. The actor was also let down by some very feeble writing.

Sonam Bajwa - the leading lady delivered a masterful performance. She was extremely convincing and emotive. The audience truly sympathised and felt her plight. Additionally, in accordance with the plot, the actress looked sublime the type who does have fans going to extraordinary lengths to be with her. Was good to see Bajwa in a leading role in Hindi cinema and based on this performance she should be climbing to greater heights.

Music: The music was good and soulful. It added a lot to what was going on on-screen.

Conclusion: An interesting watch, not the best movie ever but entertaining. The storyline will keep you hooked.

6/10.

It's a watchable movie (not bad but not that good also). It's mainly targeted towards single screens, Tier-B, C audience. It will have a limited pull in multiplex chains. Made on a controlled budget it's already a profitable venture earning a SUPERHIT status in just 1 week. Acting from both the leads is good and also the strong point of the movie is the soundtrack and the soulful BGM which further elevates various scenes. Dialogues are also well written in typical shayari style which are the highlights of this romantic saga. Some dialogues are beautifully delivered by Harshvardhan in the first half and in the climax. Some people will say it has some cringeworthy moments. Yes I agree it has indeed, however, this movie has its heart at the right place. Audience will connect with the screenplay and the characters. It's a tribute to 90s obsessive love stories like DARR or the early 2000s TERE NAAM made with the only one intention to entertain the audience. Don't think about logic and enjoy the movie. If you are into over the top serious romantic commercial entertainer, you can give it a try.

The plot of the movie is too much unrealistic and dramatic. The first half of the movie is a disaster. I am very much disappointed by the performance of Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa, for me their duo is not that much of compatible. Though Second half of the movie is just watchable. The music is quite appreciable and few songs as we all know are remixes. Jubin Nautiyal's voice in the background music is sounding quite good. In short, if you're not a drama fan don't watch it.

Toxic movie, not worth your time or money, youtube reviews are misleading, I was waiting for movie to end. It literally caused headache. Half the screen time was for songs and slow motion scenes. I am not an expert on acting but as a spectator I was greatly disappointed. I wanted to give zero star but it is not an option so giving minimum possible rating. Wort movie that I have seen in movie theaters.

Ek deewaney ki deewaniyat, address your all emotions, from tv series vibe to 90s classic masala urdu dialouges, first half promises a lot, but second half, I mean director is confused how to proceed with screenplay and finally movie goes in overcorrection mode. Like Thamma this movie too has good songs. One thing this movie will benefit, like Saiyaara, is love story angle, as there is real shortage of good love story. Overall the movie has good story but lacks substance in all departments expects songs.