This movie review for "Jodi Breakers" is not written/copied/stolen from any other movie critic/magazine/website/newspaper! :)
Watch "Jodi Breakers" for sure if you are R. Madhavan fan.
You'll definitely fall for Bipasha even if you're a Katrina Kaif fan!! :)
She looks absolutely stunning! :)
As far as R. Madhavan is concerned I'm a bit biased for him.I love him since RHTDM. :)
Only thing I disliked was his beard in the movie! :(
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Okay now about the story!
The story is not so promising. Sid and Sonali played by Madhavan and Bipasha are jodi breakers who end up joining a jodi including their own. :)
Thats the movie in just one line...
It seems like the opposite of "Band Baaja Baaraat in parts.
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The concept of a scene is "inspired" [ read : copied ] from the movie Dil chahta hai...
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Cast :-
R. Madhavan and Bipasha obviously look good together.I agree R. Madhavan look a bit "healthy" but thats okay if you are a partial R. Madhavan fan like me! :)
Omi Vaidya as the usual "ORATOR" whose speech has been altered has a funny role in the movie.
It is an absolute pleasure to watch the RJ turned actor Tarana Raja Kapoor on the BIG SCREEN.I missed her after 2010! :)
Dipanita Sharma looks very pretty.Milind Soman looks quite elder when compared to her wife in the movie Dipanita Sharma.
It was a pleasant surprise seeing Helen- ji in the movie! :)
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Ashwini Chaudhary as the director has done a better justice to the movie as compared to her previous releases- Good Boy,Bad Boy and a few others...Despite this fact,some movie sequences are absolutely absurd and senseless in the movie like a hospital scene right after "interval" and the climax scene where some doctor breaks into the party and reveals about Milind Soman's blood reports. I wonder if the director knows about a thing called "CONFIDENTIALITY" in medical profession.Moreover,the movie has been unnecessarily stretched in the second half.
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Dialogues :- ORDINARY!! :)
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The lip lock between Madhavan and Bipasha failed to impress me somehow! :|
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I loved the way Greece is shown in one of the songs. It is beauuuuuuutiful. :)
Music is average except for one romantic number "Mujhko teri zaroorat hai"..
*Straight* guys would love to watch the song "Bipasha". :) :) :)
I wonder why John Abraham left Bipasha! :P [I know this is irrelevant here]
In a nutshell :- An entertaining light flick.A very kind 2.75 points out of 5 to Jodi breakers...
Don't miss it if you like/love Madhavan and Bipasha! :)
Note:- This is not a "PROFESSIONAL" movie review.
I am not a movie critic like other radio jockeys and news reporters.
This is a movie review from an ordinary girl for the "common man".
I've tried to write the important points.I hope I am not missing out on anything! :)
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Thank you for reading through! :)
Hear the song here :- Mujhko teri zaroorat hai
This song from the movie is just awesome...
Watch "Jodi Breakers" for sure if you are R. Madhavan fan.
You'll definitely fall for Bipasha even if you're a Katrina Kaif fan!! :)
She looks absolutely stunning! :)
As far as R. Madhavan is concerned I'm a bit biased for him.I love him since RHTDM. :)
Only thing I disliked was his beard in the movie! :(
_______________________________
Okay now about the story!
The story is not so promising. Sid and Sonali played by Madhavan and Bipasha are jodi breakers who end up joining a jodi including their own. :)
Thats the movie in just one line...
It seems like the opposite of "Band Baaja Baaraat in parts.
_______________________________________________
The concept of a scene is "inspired" [ read : copied ] from the movie Dil chahta hai...
______________________________________________
Cast :-
R. Madhavan and Bipasha obviously look good together.I agree R. Madhavan look a bit "healthy" but thats okay if you are a partial R. Madhavan fan like me! :)
Omi Vaidya as the usual "ORATOR" whose speech has been altered has a funny role in the movie.
It is an absolute pleasure to watch the RJ turned actor Tarana Raja Kapoor on the BIG SCREEN.I missed her after 2010! :)
Dipanita Sharma looks very pretty.Milind Soman looks quite elder when compared to her wife in the movie Dipanita Sharma.
It was a pleasant surprise seeing Helen- ji in the movie! :)
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Ashwini Chaudhary as the director has done a better justice to the movie as compared to her previous releases- Good Boy,Bad Boy and a few others...Despite this fact,some movie sequences are absolutely absurd and senseless in the movie like a hospital scene right after "interval" and the climax scene where some doctor breaks into the party and reveals about Milind Soman's blood reports. I wonder if the director knows about a thing called "CONFIDENTIALITY" in medical profession.Moreover,the movie has been unnecessarily stretched in the second half.
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Dialogues :- ORDINARY!! :)
____________________________
The lip lock between Madhavan and Bipasha failed to impress me somehow! :|
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I loved the way Greece is shown in one of the songs. It is beauuuuuuutiful. :)
Music is average except for one romantic number "Mujhko teri zaroorat hai"..
*Straight* guys would love to watch the song "Bipasha". :) :) :)
I wonder why John Abraham left Bipasha! :P [I know this is irrelevant here]
In a nutshell :- An entertaining light flick.A very kind 2.75 points out of 5 to Jodi breakers...
Don't miss it if you like/love Madhavan and Bipasha! :)
Note:- This is not a "PROFESSIONAL" movie review.
I am not a movie critic like other radio jockeys and news reporters.
This is a movie review from an ordinary girl for the "common man".
I've tried to write the important points.I hope I am not missing out on anything! :)
______________________________
Thank you for reading through! :)
Hear the song here :- Mujhko teri zaroorat hai
This song from the movie is just awesome...
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