Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Perfect cast and a good story

From my favorite movies..

A waste of 90 minutes of my life

You remember why millions of us love the TV show FRIENDS from 90's till date the most? Because all of us live our lives through each of the character. PKP2 is the next in succession! This is the story of 90% of us. The 3 guys fall in love with 3 different girls, in 3 different situation and faces 3 different problems, which in reality overlaps in our own lives. It's the wisdom of this movie that counts the most till the end. Until I watched, I was doubtful that part 2 cannot get better than its prequel, but I am happy to say I was so wrong. There wasn't a moment of boredom or a time where the story seemed to get off-track. The direction and the story are beyond perfection, and the cast is the best suited for these roles,even the best of the Bollywood actors/actresses couldn't have done it better. I laughed my wits off till the end. And definitely look forward to PKP3!!!

Laughter Hard ...all the way. It was funny till the end. Awesome and I really felt that I would never laugh so much in any movie.Its hilariously awesome !!!!!!!!!!!The movie looked like a reality show with a comic feel. Its not possible NOT to laugh. You cant stop laughing , that is the way the movie is.The direction is intelligent and the acting is superb. The script is outstanding. Movie is made freely showing reality and not worrying about anything. Result is a SUPER comedy entertainment. I may have to watch this movie again and again.

While the comic effects of the movie were holding up and was enjoyable from time to time, for me the fun was a little marred seeing an image of urban woman portrayed this way. Not going into the debate of which is 'feminism' and which is 'femiNazism', I just don't think a comedy lives up-to its name successfully if it is only funny to a certain gender. The previous reviews have already covered the material of plot and other theatrics. I only wish to say that a comedy movie shouldn't leave its viewer with a bad taste in mouth, as 'Payaar ka Punchnama' did for me. I leave the women this advise, "Watch the movie, but be ready to force a laugh or two, if you don't want to be termed a dirty feminist, and blackballed by the male companionship, who will find this movie highly 'realistic'".

It is again three guys and three girls but this time guys are rich. They again fall in love with the girls who possess characteristics of the women fraternity which have been described as greed, confusion, indifference, inconsideration, gullibility, impracticality etc.It packs the right punches in some scenes, the screenplay is little inconsistent and loses the main focus as some situations are impractical and we cannot identify with those. However, it has been researched well as it conveys the message that love cannot be superficial and it requires a commitment from both sides. Being covetous and unreasonable is the reason of struggle and it also requires a respect for both. And finally all roads lead to home that is mother; mother's love for a child is unconditional.All the actors have done their jobs brilliantly; they personified the characters with plausibility and some the scenes stand out, the scene at the police station where Chauka delivers the perfect dialogue which worked like an eye opener or the monologue by Kartik.The songs are forgettable but the good thing is that movie did not have many songs.Overall a decent effort by Luv Ranjan, a movie for the youth who can easily put themselves in the shoes of the characters, and "the wearer knows best where shoe pinches."