Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkaar Movie Review

Director Luv Ranjan is a filmmaker making cinema of New Millennials. His report card has also been excellent so far. He understands the corporate world closely. The sanskars of Ghaziabad still remain in them. His cinema does not run on a straight flat surface. He takes off from a beautiful runway. Passes through bad weather before reaching altitude. The viewer is nervous like a traveller. But, before reaching the destination, Luv becomes a reliable pilot and brings the story back on the runway, where the audience happily joins them thinking that all is well that ends well. He writes funny post credit scenes. The film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar' looks like a romantic fun film from above, but it is such a river of love in which one has to go by drowning, as well as the source of the springs from which water has come in it. Along with Karthik Aryan and Nusrat Bharucha too. But,

Emotional love story of family relationships

The film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar' is the story of a boy who loves his family very much. He is the kind of boy who will go to break stars for his girlfriend and also wants to break some stars for his grandmother, his mother and his sister. He wants His love to flow smoothly into her life. The source of this love is his family and he also explains to his girlfriend that if the source itself is lost, how will it flow the Ganga of love? The question is so poignant that I feel like forgiving whatever director Luv Ranjan showed in the film before it in the name of timepass. The film also very aptly talks about the lack of dialogues in relationships. A good son is ready to give up his love in order not to leave his family. There is a girlfriend who does not want to share her future husband with his family. And, Both of them have their own perspective of thinking. The film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar' tells that the tune of love has changed now. Try changing it between family and home.

The envelope is something else, the text is something else...

By the way, the way the film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar' has been promoted and disseminated, it has not been able to attract the youth of the new generation. That's why it is very important for Hindi cinema to change its propaganda technique. It was not at all necessary to promote a family film as a love story of a sly boy and a fake girl because this film is not that. The film definitely starts with the fact that while eating and drinking, a boy from a family settled in South Delhi, as an amateur, gets people breakups done in a very professional way. At a friend's bachelorette party, he meets a girl who came along. Both plan to have a timepass love affair. We also have beds. But, while loving the show, both fall in real love. When it comes to marriage, the girl's mind gets shaken and she gives the contract of her breakup to her future husband.

Colorful colors of holi season

Cinematographer Santhana Krishnan Ravichandran of 'Happy New Year', 'Baaghi 3' and 'Kabir Singh' director Ravi Ranjan has understood from the very first frame that every frame should look very grand and spectacular, be it Gurugram or Spain. He does so while still capturing the soul of the story. The camera here is engaged in creating harmony between the story and the audience from the very first frame. The specialty of Luv Ranjan's direction is that he wants to take the story forward by associating the audience with him. However, in the film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar', the viewer may have to struggle a lot to keep himself engaged with the film till the interval. Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor seem to repeat the expressions and emotions of their previous films but the film takes a turn after the interval. When the world of two lovers who believe in their own world is right, when the world of the rest of the characters starts appearing, then the attitude of the film, Everyone's personality changes. Interspersed with laughs, like when Mickey's mother at the airport tells the immigration officer, 'Hum saath saath hain', the reply is, 'Hum aapke hain koun?'

Showreel of Ranbir and Shraddha's performance

The film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar' is also a new show of Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor's acting ability. What Ranbir missed to show in the last few films, he seems to make up for it in this film. Within this hero, there is a treasure of colors of acting of his mother Neetu Kapoor and father Rishi Kapoor. All it needs is a monsoon of the right stories, it doesn't take long to create a rainbow of colours. It is a matter of praise that Ranbir Kapoor acts to bring out both fake and real tears according to the scenes of the film and on both the occasions his performance is appreciated. Shraddha Kapoor got a chance to showcase her acting prowess after a long time after 'Stree' and 'Chhichhore' and she also managed to win the hearts of the audience in her love scene just before the climax. She looks beautiful anyway. This time she got the character to change color every moment and she was successful in showing it alive.

The good company of Dimple and Boney Kapoor

Luv Ranjan kept weaving the film Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar into a family film after the interval, for which he kept weaving all the characters along with the story from the beginning. Ayesha Raza Mishra and Anubhav Singh Bassi seem a bit dramatic but that's how Delhi's Punjabi families are. Bassi, however, is yet to learn the nuances of acting. But, Hasleen Kaur and Monica Chowdhary have given good support to the film. In the role of mother, Dimple Kapadia has now started beating Waheeda Rehman. It is a delight to watch Boney Kapoor act. After this film, if he gets more acting offers, then he should not refuse it. There is a dearth of good supporting actors in Hindi cinema these days.

Pritam and Amitabh added color

Akiv Ali's editing and Hitesh Sonik's background music are the weak links of the film 'Tu Jhoothi ​​Main Makkar'. The movie could be at least 20 minutes shorter. By reducing 10-10 minutes before and after the interval. As a tight film, this film would have looked like a great film. The songs of the film are good. Pritam has composed songs that give a feeling of freshness after a long time and in this he has got good support from lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya. 'Pyaar hota kaise baar hai' is the best song of the movie. Luv Ranjan was successful in making proper use of Ranbir Kapoor's energy in this. 'Tere Pyaar Mein' is a song humming along with the travel companion. Apart from these two, Arijit Singh shows his special touch in the separation song 'O Bedardeya'. The real fun of watching this Holi tinged film is with the family. Especially those families will definitely like this film where conservative ideas are being broken and children are being encouraged to live their lives freely.