The tongue-in-cheek ‘Bewakoofiyaan’ review

Bewakoofiyaan review

Bewakoofiyaan offers its viewers to become a part of the movie experience: if you watch the film expecting a Queen or a Hasee Toh Phasee, you are pretty much doing what the title says. Though the lead pair does a decent job, they are burdened with a tired script and a cliched concept.
As usual, our reporter interviewed celeb watchers of the film to figure out what they thought of Bewakoofiyan. In keeping with the mood of the season, his first three interviewees were the three top political figures in India today.

The tongue-in-cheek Queen review

Express LOL: Queen

Movies like Queen are proof that you can make people laugh without having characters slipping on banana peels, being slapped by monkeys or knocking ten people out with a single punch. Perhaps a tad bit optimistic, Queen is otherwise the perfect feel-good film, with hilarious dialogues, a relatable plot, and brilliant acting.
After the interview, our reporter found several celebrities raving in the foyer of the theatre. He went up to them to ask for their reactions (mostly because his boss would kill him if he didn’t)