Lakhon Hain Yahan Dilwale Film reviews 2015:

STORY: Bursting with enthusiasm, Arsh (Vije Bhatia), an aspiring singer, lands up in Mumbai to fulfill his

dream. With no concrete strategy or opportunity at hand, he starts singing old Hindi songs around the

streets. His voice captures the fancy of Swara (Krutika Gaekwad), a middle-class Maharastrian girl. Arsh

tends to make Swara find out her hidden singing talent, bringing them closer till the latter's tragic past

catches up.

Dilwale movie Review: The film aspires to spend tribute to classic Hindi film melodies in the 60s plus the

70s that had been made well-liked by legends like Mahendra Kapoor and Mohammed Rafi, but ends up

searching like a parody of films like Agni Sakshi. Even though the lead actress (Krutika) shows promise,

this wannabe Aashiqui three requires an unintentional comic turn together with the arrival of Aditya

Pancholi, who plays Swara's misogynistic husband Vitthal Dada. Funnily, no one gives two hoots about

this self-proclaimed local goon. His penchant to address himself in the third particular person although

spouting silly dialogues in incorrect Marathi tends to make you giggle.

Providing the hilarious villain hard competitors would be the film's hero. He (Bhatia) looks like a

mishmash of Ravi Kishan and Hrithik Roshan, acts like Salman Khan of Bandhan and wears a cap

constantly like Himesh Reshammiya during his pre hair-weaving days. His musical headshakes are

reminiscent of epileptic seizures.

To add towards the humour in this supposed tragic drama is definitely the great old safari suit clad

organizer (Arun Bakshi), who scouts singing talent for Mrs Narang's (Anju Mahendroo because the

quintessential jobless rich woman) in-house parties. Bakshi convinces the lead actors to execute with

each other by telling them, "I need to appreciate your chemistry."

They said that, Vitthal Dada cannot accept the truth that a lady could make revenue even though she is

not a physician or an engineer. "How can you have a job?" he asks Swara.

To sum it all, this ham fest appears like it was custom-made for the Pretentious Film Evaluations duo. I

would like to say dilwale movie song would be best bollywood movie song 2015.