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Boring

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

The first must-see film of the year.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

It's not as bad as I expected it to be.It is cliché film which tries too hard to be cool, hip and western and succeeds in doing so.Don't take this movie seriously.Two good songs in this whole movie.I agree Aditya Chopra's directorial debut with DDLJ is a classic released back in 1995.21 years later, Befikre is the result.Vulgar, cheap, based on wannabe western ideologies.But I'll still give it 8 out of 10.It's a "light" film. One time watch or maybe twice when you are bored with nothing better to do.

First of all good parts: 1. Both actors worked REALLY hard on this movie. 2. Direction is well handled. 3. Script is complicated, but it's how real emotions actually are.The script is not about "we want entertainment, and we will show you dance and cheesy dialogues", it's very posh and tries it's best to depict emotions that goes through choosing your life partner. In real world when you work hard and are independent, you don't want your parents to "select" a partner for you, you decide for yourself. No matter what kind of wisdom dictates you the option you should pick, no one will be able to tell if it's right or wrong till you arrive at some sort of outcome, resulting from your choice. The only thing we are allowed to do is to believe we won't regret the choice we made. Basically in India, Parents pick, so these patriarchy reviewers can chose to either blame their parents (which they ALWAYS DO) or they beat their partners. Now coming to kissing scenes = GROW UP. Bad script = Script is badly written, scenes come out of no where, "ago" and "present day" scenes are added to give some suspense and grip the audience, but the placement of songs makes it confusing. Choreography is EPIC. Cinematics is Good. Acting is good. A proper 7/10 movie, if the script was well depicted it would have been 8/10. PS: All Indian haters in "Australia or America" please stick to your patriarchy mind-set, and ruin your life.

I don't understand why people hate this film.Aditya Chopra managed a decent work and could have tried hard to convince all the others who did not understand the essence.The locations are good.Ranveer Singh once again proved his uncompromising action.The final quotes about LOVE and Bungee Jump are awesome.

BEFIKRE is a rom-com directed by Aditya Chopra, starring Ranveer Singh and Vaani Kapoor.The film revolves around the relationship of Dharam (Singh) and Shyra (Kapoor) in the city of Paris.The main problem this film does possess is the fact that it is hemmed by a director who made an Indian classic (DDLJ), hence people are naturally expecting a lot. However, that being said, this film is a good entertainer. Yes, it does have an extremely predictable storyline and many people might be a bit annoyed with the physical affection, but I do appreciate the western outlook to rather Indian storyline. Aditya Chopra has definitely experimented on something and all due credit where it is deserved.The film tries to keep it breezy. Beware, the film doesn't weigh in much on a story, but Ranveer Singh's acting does manage to keep the film afloat. His sheer charisma and energy elevates the dialogues as well. Vaani Kapoor does quite a good job, but it doesn't match up to her co-star. All the other supporting cast do a great job as well.However, the music in this film is superb, in my opinion. Composed by Vishal and Shekhar, the soundtrack manage to elevate the film as well. The background score is great as well.In conclusion, don't go into this one expecting too much. Befikre is slightly ambitious, but it manages to entertain. The second half tends to drag for a bit long, and there is this extremely 'bad comedy ending' to it. But excluding those, Befikre makes for a fun timepass.BEFIKRE- 5/10