Balwinder Singh Famous Ho Gaya

<p>is about two central characters Mika Singh and Shaan and the confusion they create to win the heart of the girl of their dreams because of their same name ‘Balwinder Singh’. The soundtrack was composed by . Renuka Vyavahare of rated the film 2/5 stars and wrote, “While the first half decently entertains, things go haywire as the story progresses. Barring a scene or two, the writing is neither clever nor funny enough to make you laugh. The length of the film is another issue.” Vinayak Chakravorty of gave it 1/5 stars and wrote, ” makes humour seem like an agony, so when the film is finally over you are scurrying for the exit door happy to have forgotten all of it even before you have left the hall.” Rachit Gupta of wrote, “It’s funny in parts, foolish all throughout and at times, thanks to its unpleasant sexual humour, it even becomes cringe worthy. And it never abandons its stereotypical or caricatured nature. […] Director Sunil Agnihotri it seems is still making films in the ’90s. It’s a technical disaster.” Sudhish R. Kamath of wrote, “the catchy songs (most of them feature women in bikini tops) sung by the two talented leads, has absolutely no other redeeming factor. This is the kind of fare people may find funny only on TV — sitting at a bar, late at night.” Rahul Desai of wrote, “Brainless comedies can be fun to watch, what with the infinite characters, goofy plots and toilet humour. But the buck stops with lazy filmmaking—a crime that can ruin the best of punch lines.” This article about a Hindi film of the 2010s is a . You can help Wikipedia by . This article about a 2010s comedy-drama film is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>