Rating: 3/5 stars
Star cast: Katrina Kaif, Imran Khan, Ali Zafar, Tara D’Souza.
What’s Good: The entertaining screenplay; the emotional undercurrent of the drama; Katrina Kaif’s fantastic performance; the hit music and the eye-pleasing song picturisations.
What’s Bad: The screenplay dips at a few places; a few comic scenes seem forced.
Verdict: Mere Brother Ki Dulhan has reasonable entertainment value, very good music, exciting song picturisations which will all result in a good run at the box-office.
Loo break: None really.
Watch or Not?: Watch it for Katrina Kaif’s fine performance and Ali Abbas Zafar’s direction.
Script Analysis
Ali Abbas Zafar’s story is based on the age-old formula of a love triangle and is not necessarily novel. However, the screenplay, also penned by Ali Abbas Zafar, keeps the audience involved and engrossed at all times. The story unfolds in such a manner that the viewers are eager to know what is going to happen next. At places, the screenplay dips but over all Ali Abbas Zafar manages to make the script impactful.
The emotional points of the drama touch the heart, especially the scene where Katrina Kaif tells Imran Khan that she has fallen in love with him. Also the scene when Imran Khan feels miserable about falling in love with the girl whom he has selected as his brother’s wife touches a chord. The emotional undercurrents in the drama make it more than just a light-hearted comedy. The dialogues are good and entertaining at the same time. The youth will definitely identify more with the dialogues than the older generation.
Star Performances
As far as the performances are concerned, Imran Khan has done comedy in a much more mature fashion than his other films. He is more confident in the comic scenes. On the other hand, Katrina Kaif looks good in the grungy look and endears herself to the audience. This is Katrina’s film all the way. Her performance is absolutely fantastic. Katrina will also earn brownie points for her graceful dances. Ali Zafar has done a fine job. He looks very cute. Tina D’Souza stands her own, especially in the climax.
Direction
Director Ali Abbas Zafar has handled the film in a mature way. He succeeds in keeping the audience engaged for most of the duration of the drama and makes the overall packaging of the film very appealing. For a first time director, he has done a fine job.
Verdict
On the whole, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan has reasonable entertainment value, very good music, exciting song picturisations and an impressive start to make it a rewarding experience for all concerned.
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