Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (2021)

This is what happens when an actor doesn't want to move out of his comfort zone.

The performances of all cast are good the problem with the film is how predictable it was i knew the whole story in five minutes.

Overall very predictable and dull film, if you watched the trailer nothing new is in the film.

Fmovies: If you be strict: There could've castwd a real trans person rather than actress. (But I totally understand the profitability aspect in Bollywood to attract audience, and that'll of course generate more awareness.) Hence, no complains there.

Since it's a typical Bollywood movie, it's less realistic and more idealistic or fairy-tale like with happy endings. But again, what would you expect more walking into a mainstream Bolly movie. And again, at this instance acknowledgement and the courage to make such movie is itself commendable. Hence, no complain whatsoever, again!

Maybe a decade later, someone from the future may find even more shortcomings like we do for 90s and 00s hits. But this is the best of us for the time time being.

I think what makes this movie different from normal stereotypes, or even Ayushmann's other movies was that it was more for the actress but subjectively, Ayushmann gave all the proper support as and when required. And I would say, Vaani Kapoor did her level best, coming out of those cliche roles and side actress stuff.

But above all, it's the concept and its showcase that was the main feature of this film. If I leave aside the manly drama, the sub urban jokes and the sex, the remaining movie happened to be brilliant. Not that the other stuff wasn't good but no where close to this: the agony and assault that Maanvi/Manu faced in her day today life and how boldly she/he was able to handle those blows. And that was what both emotional and comprehensive. Again, it was just a movie and in real life, things are totally different. And they will remain immature, maybe even 20 years down the line whenever any such matter arise.

Overall, a good movie.

Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui fmovies. The storyline of this movie is good and The Acting is also good. The concept of this story is little bit of different but really very much good. Overall very good Movie..

Manu (Ayushman Khurana) meets Maanvi (Vaani Kapoor) at his gym, where the latter joins as a Zumba instructor. Initially reluctant about allowing the gym to be used for the purpose of dance, Manu agrees to allow the diversification as Maanvi makes the gym popular and rakes in money. Then, sparks fly, and he falls in love with her. Maanvi is hesitant to commit as she is still nursing the pain and rejection from her last relationship that left her with a scar - and she is much aware that even this one will go the same way, as she is a transgender. Maanvi was born a male child, but all along felt like a girl; she has endured it all, fighting her family and the society and has gone the whole nine yards to go through the sex change. The inevitable does happen, and as soon as Maanvi gets an opportunity to tell Manu about her truth, the wonderful romance comes to a crashing halt. Manu is unable to come to terms with this startling revelation and accuses Maanvi of deception for sexual gratification. Horrified, Maanvi sees her experience repeating itself as the stigma around her choice refuses to pardon her.

"Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui" is live wire, vivid and graphic in all departments whether it's the no holds barred love or the violent emotional outbursts when the truth emerges. The social reaction is perverse and uncouth, but then given the fact that the subject of transgender is so nouveau in India that perhaps what director Abhishek Kapoor has portrayed is natural. He has also probably assumed an easy way out of the deadlock with an ending that pleases everyone, but through the acceptance he has passed a strong message about the subject and the society's way forward to allow individuals to exercise their choices. This is what films were originally meant to do: spread awareness and ignite social transformation for the better, and "Chandigarh....." ticks all the boxes in this regard. Vaani Kapoor is svelte and fashionable, and she gives an edgy performance swinging between happiness and despair. Her dialogues are well crafted, sharp, and incisive. Ayushman Khurana relives his role in "Dum Laga Ke Haisha" with complete elan - his reaction to the truth is abhorrent but very naturally executed. The music and cinematography are par excellence. If you're wondering why, even after all this, I am rating it the way I have, then my submission is that the film makes for a commercial, easy and populist ending and not a credible one. However, it does pave the way for broaching a subject considered taboo and may be considered path breaking, flagging off a much needed change.

Sameer Lodaya

The movie is very trendy young and energetic

The story has good twist ,love ,emotions ,humour,songs ,which makes you feel fresh..Ayushmann came with a new Punjabi body builder role which he played very strong..Vaani was a step above of all she looked gorgeous and played a concrete role..Abhishek direction was very sharp which gave a fresh look..new bodybuilding sport was highlighted

The movie was very young and energetic in the first half but then on the second half it became typical commercial movie..this is the same concept of pati patni aur panga

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