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P Se Pyaar F Se Farraar Movie Review

Name: P Se Pyaar F Se Farraar Movie Review
Item: P Se Pyaar F Se Farraar
Rating: 2
Author: Lalitha Mallikeswaran

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Review for the film " P Se Pyaar F Se Farraar"

Runtime: 2 Hours 12 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 18-10-2019

Genre: Crime, Drama

Similar To: Amar Singh Chamkila, Samosa & Sons, Silence 2, Bhakshak

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CAST & CREW

Akhilendra Mishra

Asif Basra

Bhavesh Kumar

Brijendra Kala

Ehsan Khan

Girish Kulkarni

Kumud Mishra

Pankaj Jha

Sanjay Mishra

Zakir Hussain

Sanjeev Rathore

Devanshi Desai

Parull Gossain

Jaydev Gosai

Keval Walanj

Rahul Jain

Rani Indrani Sharma

Narendra Rahurikar

Vishal Vijay Kumar

Dharma Vish

MORE CAST & CREW

Producer:

Jogender Singh

Music Director:

Ajay Keswani

Ripul Sharma

Sanjeev Chaturvedi

Editor:

Chandan Arora

Director:

Manoj Tiwari

Movie Actor:

Jimmy Shergill

Movie Actress:

Seema Azmi

Neha Joshi

Supporting Actress:

Shivaani Sopuri

Seema Azmi

Jyoti Yadav

Anuja Jha

Neha Joshi

Costume Designer:

Shivendu Shekhar

Art Director:

Gautam Jadhav

Sound Designer:

Ajay Kumar PB

Lyricist:

Vipul Ghangale

Sanjeev Chaturvedi

Ripul Sharma

Milind Gadhavi

Buddha Mukherjee

First Assistant Director:

Manjeet Kumar

Co-Producer:

RS Srivastava

Director of Photography:

Devendra Tiwari

D Kannan

Stunt Director:

S Mallesh

Line Producer:

Sachin Bansal

Siddharth Bakshi

Anshul Sharma

Associate Director:

Dhananjay Tiwari

Background Music:

Dharma Vish

Assistant Editor:

Sadashiv Kajave

Screenplay Writer:

Vishal Vijay Kumar

Story Writer:

Manoj Tiwari

Vishal Vijay Kumar

Foley Artist:

Mohammad Aaquib

Production Designer:

Narendra Rahurikar

Playback Singer:

Buddha Mukherjee

Keval Walanj

Momita Das Sharma

Nitin Gupta

Jaydev Gosai

Datta Mestri

Pandit Roshanlal Verma

Rahul Jain

Rituraj Mohanty

Ripul Sharma

Rani Indrani Sharma

Public Relations Officer:

Parull Gossain

Audiographer:

Abhijit Deo

Colorist:

Devanshi Desai

Associate Editor:

Sanjeev Rathore

Location Sound Recordist:

Ajay Kumar PB

Post Production Facility:

Post House

Supporting Actor:

Sasmita Singh

Sanjay Mishra

Pankaj Jha

Kumud Mishra

Girish Kulkarni

Ehsan Khan

Brijendra Kala

Asif Basra

Akhilendra Mishra

Jimmy Sheirgill

Bhavesh Kumar

Zakir Hussain

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Plot

The young lovers in Mathura, Suraj Maali and Janvi Singh Janvi Singh is an Indian famous model, actress, di >> Read More... wanted to get married, by eloping. As both of them are from different backgrounds and as their families won’t accept their love, they decided to flee. They move to Delhi. What happens next? Did their families find them out? What happens to the couple? Watch the film in theaters.

Star Performance

The performances of the stars are okayish. Bhavesh Kumar and Jyoti Yadav, the debutants, did justice to their roles. Jimmy is good in the given role.

Analysis

The movie starts with the social issue, caste discrimination. To strengthen the character, the director had placed a scene that shows the antagonist is against the inter-caste marriages. The movie also speaks about the honor killings. When we concentrate on this, the director suddenly jumps into politics in sports. The film has no particular genre and the director shifts from a societal issue to sports politics, which seems to have no connection. The music is not impressive, but okayish. The climax is the confusing one and the audience wouldn’t have expected the climax in this perspective.

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