Popcorn Khao! Mast Ho Jao

<p>College-goers Rahul, Tanya, and Goldie are members of the Kurta Gang. These three friends are also part of a : Goldie loves Tanya, who in turn loves Rahul. The situation becomes even more complex when Sonia (Rashmi Nigam) takes admission into their college. Rahul falls in love with Sonia. All these friends continued their education in college and did not confess their love. After college, Sonia begins a relationship with Yash (Kabir Sadanand). Rahul moves to to start his career as a music director and decides he will not meet his friends until he becomes famous. Sonia’s dad, VK, selects him for his next music video. When Sadanand told his friends about the title of his new film they expressed their surprise and called him mad. To know whether people would be able to recall the title, Sadanand went to and asked 10 unknown people about the recall potential of the title. Instead of choosing actors through a screen test he organised a workshop for actors. Kapoor and Nigam were finalised after this workshop. He also cast Mukherjee whom he had spotted at an award ceremony. The scene in the film, where she was seen against the setting sun was shot without prior planning. This was Nigam’s debut film. The soundtrack and background score was composed by Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani, with lyrics penned by . Patcy N. called the songs “Dupatta Beimaan Re”, “O Solemiya” and “Le Chale” catchy. She appreciated Jakovljevi’s performance in the item number and called her attractive. Rediff.com’s Seema Pant praised ‘s voice in “Dupatta Beimaan Re” and “O Solemiya”. She noted that “Dooriyan”‘s remix should have been left alone since the original track was better. Pant advised music fans to avoid the title track “Popcorn Khao! Mast Ho Jao” because “it [had] nothing to offer”. Patcy N. said that the director had shown only three hours of dialogue. She called the flashbacks “frustrating” but appreciated Tijori’s and Tonk’s acting. She criticised Nigam for her poor dialogue delivery and Tanisha for her “bad” acting. She went further and opined that Tanisha should learn acting from her sister Kajol. Patcy noted that Kapoor was good only in emotional scenes and questioned why he [appeared] shirtless in so many scenes? She advised Sadanand not to take the audience for granted. Pratim D. Gupta of called it an unwatchable film. Writing for , termed the film “bland and boring”. She added that the film’s story was “more muddled than memorable”. She concluded her review by writing “I didn’t get it.” The film failed to do well at the commercial box office. Rediff.com declared it a commercially flop film.</p>