Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania Movie Reviews


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  • Taran Adarsh

    4.0

    Taran Adarsh | Bollywood Hungama

    HUMPTY SHARMA KI DULHANIA is a beautifully textured love story that wins you over. There’s no stopping this one from hitting the bull’s eye. Sure-shot winner!
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  • Raja Sen

    3.5

    Raja Sen | Rediff

    This is confoundingly enough a film which follows a tremendously predictable graph — one channeling not just that Raj-Simran movie but also Maine Pyar Kiya, Pyar Kiya Toh Darna Kya and several of those charming Genelia D’Souza films from the South, like Bommarillu — and yet a film that manages to stay captivating and current. The strength of Khaitan’s film lies in how it’s not trying too hard, it’s not trying at reinventing the wheel, and instead being honest to two characters who, it becomes gradually apparent, aren’t who they said they were — or, more importantly, they aren’t who they thought they were.
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  • Rohit Khilnani

    3.5

    Rohit Khilnani | India Today

    Predictable in most parts, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania entertains you from the first frame to the last one. It’s a refreshing film.
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  • Shalu Dhyani

    3.5

    Shalu Dhyani | Bollyspice

    Good writing and good performances can bring alive even the most jaded of plots. Watch Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania without expecting any novelty in terms of storyline. You may just go ‘awww’ at a few places!
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  • Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania

    3.5

    Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania | SKJBollywoodNews

    Thank God for Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt. The soul shivers in fear wondering which disaster zone this bland avatar of Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge would have headed to if these two actors hadn’t steered the rudderless revisionist saga to semblance of sensitivity.
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  • Bollywood Life

    3.5

    Bollywood Life | Bollywood Life

    If you are a die hard DDLJ fan and wish to relive the saga of the love story with a touch of modernity and zing added to it, go watch Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania. Humpty and Kavya will surely win you over with their entertaining romance!
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  • Sonia Chopra

    3.5

    Sonia Chopra | Sify

    This is a film that’s very much like the cold coffee our protagonists enjoy. Enjoyable, cool and good while it lasts. Slurp on!
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  • Madhureeta Mukherjee

    3.0

    Madhureeta Mukherjee | Times of India

    A bride-to-be on a wedding shopping trip finds just what she wasnot looking for
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  • Rajeev Masand

    3.0

    Rajeev Masand | IBNLive

    …comes peppered with smart dialogue, and filled with genuine affection for a cinematic blockbuster that it repeatedly references…but with flair. Watch it for Varun and Alia, who’re crackling in it!
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  • Kusumita Das

    3.0

    Kusumita Das | Deccan Chronicle

    A few rough edges aside, the lead pair is the reason to give this film a watch. Alia and Varun are to Humpty Sharma… what Ranveer and Anushka were to Band Baajaa Baaraat. This film may not be as riveting as Band Baajaa…but it’s the chemistry that makes the film, right from the backbone to the soul.
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  • Tushar Joshi

    3.0

    Tushar Joshi | DNA India

    It’s definitely not a modern day DDLJ, but it still ends up being an enjoyable romantic ride worth the price of its ticket.
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  • Faheem Ruhani

    3.0

    Faheem Ruhani | India Today

    Not everything in HSKD is real or logical but all of it is entertaining. For sure HSKD is old wine in a new bottle but one that will make you say cheers.
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  • Pankaj Sabnani

    3.0

    Pankaj Sabnani | Glamsham

    Barring the climax, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania is a delightful film which shouldn’t be missed.
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  • Shubha Shetty-Saha

    3.0

    Shubha Shetty-Saha | Mid Day

    This film clearly doesn’t take itself too seriously and it doesn’t want you to either, which is kind of nice. A me-too, even if in the form of open admiration, has the danger of being easily forgettable. But this film might just not be, because it does manage to stand on its own two feet at some points.
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  • Noyon Jyoti Parasara

    3.0

    Noyon Jyoti Parasara | NowRunning

    …is yet another example why certain films are called great and the rest are just average. A DDLJ is almost impossible to redo. You do not root for the lead actors in HSKD like you did for SRK and Kajol. Yet, this one is a fun one-time watch for sure. Like any honest celebration of our filmy spirit.
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  • TimesCityReviewer

    3.0

    TimesCityReviewer | Times City

    HSKD has plenty of feel-good moments, but nothing that will leave you punch-drunk. For romantics who believe in their dils and their dulhanias.
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  • Mayank Shekhar

    3.0

    Mayank Shekhar | The W14

    Repeated references to scenes, characters and situations from DDLJ may bug you sometimes. This film can fully stand on its own feet. It’s hard for a movie to remain in public memory as long, given the choices of entertainment available now. DDLJ is still playing in a theatre in Mumbai. This would be the chick magnet for the week, for sure.
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  • Anindita Dev

    3.0

    Anindita Dev | Zee News

    Watch out for `Humpty..` this weekend, if you are a die-hard fan of rom-coms – a lot of fun awaits you.
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  • Juhi Matta

    3.0

    Juhi Matta | BookMyShow

    …has all the elements for an entertaining watch. Loveable characters? Good acting? An upbeat soundtrack? Check, check and check! Though it isn’t the rom-com to define this generation, it’s a good film you can enjoy over the weekend.
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  • Meeta Kabra

    3.0

    Meeta Kabra | Wogma

    HSKD is cute. It is certainly DDLJ catching up with today’s times. So, it sheds itself of much dramatization and a good part of the run-time. But, it also doesn’t stimulate any emotion, let alone touch you from within.
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  • Aniruddha Guha

    3.0

    Aniruddha Guha | TimeOut

    What saves Humpty Sharma is that unlike other formulaic love stories set amid burgeoning families and wedding shenanigans, it spells out its references, and constantly hat-tips iconic Hindi cinema moments from the ’90s. It reminds you that, sometimes, dal chawal is sufficient, and if you are looking for some comfort food this weekend, you probably won’t mind a helping of Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania. The film took its time to grow on me but by the time Singh looked at Humpty with long-last affection and said “Jee le apni zindagi” (instead of saying it to Kavya), I knew the time spent on the film wasn’t wasted.
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  • Manjusha Radhakrishnan

    3.0

    Manjusha Radhakrishnan | Gulf News

    The story is predictable, but this film is made watchable primarily because of Bhatt and Dhawan. This film may not go down as the biggest romance of 2014, but it’s not fair to write it off either.
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  • Mohar Basu

    2.5

    Mohar Basu | Koimoi

    What’s Good: A refreshing take on DDLJ and Alia-Varun's individual rendering to their characters. Though the che...
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  • Sweta Kaushal

    2.5

    Sweta Kaushal | Hindustan Times

    Watch Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya for wonderful performances, Ashutosh Rana and smart screenplay. But do remember it’s one of the dreamy, larger-than-life and low on logic Bollywood movies.
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  • Saibal Chatterjee

    2.5

    Saibal Chatterjee | NDTV

    To be fair, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania does have some warm passages. But the overall package that it adds up to is about as appetizing as a bottle of beer gone flat. Recommended only for Bollywood junkies that love their froth served in receptacles that have no depth.
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  • Shubhra Gupta

    2.5

    Shubhra Gupta | Indian Express

    ‘Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania’ scores with its likeable lead pair. Varun Dhawan still has raw edges and lets the effort show but he is right for Humpty the Dumpty who likes sitting on wall, and doesn’t mind a fall. As the designer ‘lehenga’-craving ‘kudi’ who turns into a girl who chooses substance over style, Alia Bhatt is vibrant and fresh, and the highlight of the film.
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  • Sachin Chatte

    2.5

    Sachin Chatte | The Navhind Times

    Thanks to the sloppy writing in the second half, the film seems much longer than 135 minutes. A tribute to DDLJ is fine but it doesn’t have to be an unimaginative one. Ultimately, it is the characters that drive the film and a fair amount of laughs are generated by Humpty’s two friends. As a trend in recent times we have seen that the women character’s are not stereotypes and it applies to this film as well- as a larger reflection of the societal issues, the three generations of ladies are seen discussing male issues, in one of the best scenes.
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  • Saumil Gandhi

    2.5

    Saumil Gandhi | Mumbai Mirror

    Shahrukh, Kajol, and Aditya Chopra made a classic that remains the enduring film of our generation. Humpty… has no such aspirations, and aims to simply entertain. In that, it succeeds. Nothing more, nothing less.
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  • Raedita Tandan

    NR

    Raedita Tandan | Filmfare

    …clichés aside (there’s plenty of Virji, Biji, Bapuji, you get the drift), HSKD is a romcom perfect for cuddling up with your loved one in the irresistible rainy season. It’s food for our sappy souls. Make it your weekend watch… Go fall in love.
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  • Nandhini Srinivasan

    NR

    Nandhini Srinivasan | OneIndia

    Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania is an out-an-out entertainment movie more so for the youth! Humpty is worth a watch once to have fun!
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  • Sneha May Francis

    NR

    Sneha May Francis | Emirates247

    Despite some good performances and a few wonderfully written lines, ‘Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya’ stops from being an endearing tale of love, because it blindly piggybacks on the classic without any heart or logic. It’s much ado about a lehenga!
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  • Deepanjana Pal

    NR

    Deepanjana Pal | Firstpost

    For most part, Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania is a fun, but bland and forgettable film. Its real failure is that this tribute to DDLJ doesn’t have any characters or moments that stay with you. In its time, DDLJ was filled with clichés too, but it packaged them in situations that made them endearing, memorable and new. Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania, to quote one of the film’s better lines, is a “100% original fake” and you can’t help wondering, for all its laughs, why anyone bothered to make this film when re-runs of DDLJ exist.
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  • Komal Nahta

    NR

    Komal Nahta | Komal Nahta's Blog

    …is an enjoyable entertainer and will keep everyone associated with it, as also the audience, very happy. With around 75% of its cost of Rs. 28-30 crore already recovered prior to release, it is anybody’s guess that it will yield very handsome profits to the producers and distributors, right from the first weekend itself, while keeping the exhibitors smiling from ear to ear. Hit!
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  • Nandini Ramnath

    NR

    Nandini Ramnath | LiveMint

    Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania is an extended, 134-minute review of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge by a debutant writer and director who has watched the film closely enough to have his own spin on it. Shashank Khaitan’s film-making debut arrives 19 years after Aditya Chopra’s blockbuster became the gold standard of screen romance, and he has the necessary distance from the source material to unpack the conservatism that beats loudly at the heart of the original movie.
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  • Anuj Kumar

    NR

    Anuj Kumar | The Hindu

    DDLJ redux for a more practical and fun loving generation…
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  • JPN

    NR

    JPN | Jagran

    The movie goers may find the ending weird but Varun-Alia’s chemistry would nullify the minor glitches in the flick. Watch ‘Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya’ for wonderful performances, smart screenplay and just a good love story.
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  • jyothimathur

    4.0

    My review of Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania (2014) by bangreaayushi

    jyothimathur, 9 years ago
    Alia, a perfect dulhaniyaa! Since, KGs we people are taught the nursery rhymes ‘Humpty Dumpty’. But nowadays, directors are working on making movies with such titles. Here is what the film has to say.The film starts with Kavya going to Delhi to get a bridal wedding lehenga for her wedding, just as actresses wear in the movies. It is in Delhi where she meets Humpty, who helps her in everything she wants. Slowly, both of them become friends and then after this, Humpty helps her in solving all the problems related with her cousin’s wedding. Somewhere Kavya also starts falling for Humpty. Humpty knows that Kavya is going to get married to an NRI, still he falls in love with her. Now after Kavya arranges money, she instead of getting a wedding lehenga for herself, gifts a car to Humpty and she goes back to her place. It is after this, Humpty realizes of getting her back and he along with his friends go to Kavya’s place. Kavya’s father after knowing about Kavya’s relationship with Humpty strongly opposes to this wedding. But it is Kavya who convinces her father of Humpty’s love for her. Then, Humpty somehow tries to impress her father, yet fails every time. Kavya’s NRI would be fiancée Angad (Siddharth Shukla) arrives in India for his wedding with Kavya. Kavya’s father puts a condition in front of Humpty that if he finds something wrong in Angad he will give Kavya’s hand to him. So, Humpty and his friends go on finding weaknesses in him by using some unfair means. But even after this, they fail to get him wrong. It is after this, Kavya decides to escape from her place with Humpty, but it is Humpty who stops her and decides to fight back. The end triggers up with a surprising element of Kavya’s father giving her hand to Humpty. The film has many scenes from the film ‘Dilwale dulhania le jayenge’. Humpty’s dressing sense is somewhat familiar to that of Shahrukh from the movie. But, Kavya is not Simran from the film. She has portrayed a different character in the film. The performances given by all the characters are upto the mark. Varun aka Humpty shines throughout the film. Alia looks stunning in her ‘Desi’ patialias and short kurtis. She has done a fantastic job in this movie too. Talking about the cast of the film, it is indeed superb. Ashutosh Rana as Kavya’s father had carved his name as a leading person for the film. The music given by Sharib-tosi is magical, especially the song ‘Mai tennu samjhavaa ki’. The unplung song sung by Alia is also amazing. Siddharth Shukla’s acting skills have worked in the movie. He makes an excellent mark in his NRI character, Angad. You will see Siddharth in his shirtless avatar in this film. The film works well in many areas. But somewhere in the middle of the film boredom starts haunting you. But the film catches your attention in the second half in which Ashutosh Rana takes the lead in the film.
  • pmpatil

    3.0

    My review of Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania (2014) by p

    pmpatil, 9 years ago
    It's one time watch. Alia and Varun acted well. decent love story
  • markpaul12

    3.0

    Nothing New about this Dulhania

    markpaul12, 9 years ago
    This is nice movie. I liked it.
  • kailashmisra

    3.0

    Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania Review - Humptyfull ride

    kailashmisra, 9 years ago
    This is nice movie. I liked it.

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