…is not yawn-inducing but quite entertaining. But that doesn’t take away from the fact that it’s a shoddily-made film that could have been better if it hadn’t blindly followed the same old horror film formula.

Take our word and give this one a miss, or be prepared to lose out on two hours of your life that you will never get back.

If the gist of the film was to spin a yarn around the pursuit of true love, then it surely missed the target by a mile. By the time you leave the cinema hall, the question “why” starts jogging in your head. That’s exactly what should have been running in the brains behind this endeavour. Well, actually.

In hindsight, the intention and the much-needed message behind this project is praiseworthy but the execution meanders way too much. Even if it’s a fun one-time watch, a slightly tighter hold on reality and a lot better storyline would have done the magic. If only everything was fair in war and cinema as well.

Exploring the Capital on the big screen is in vogue but not all the efforts reach their destination. This particular film comes very close to stealing its spot.

Love triumphs in the end but the journey leading to that moment could have been more entertaining. In conclusion, for a Friday consumed by below-average releases, ‘Luv U Soniyo’ is just another happy addition.

For those who like to hear cracking of bones, watch computer-generated stunts and exaggerated violence on the big screen, ‘Policegiri’ might come across as a staple diet.

It’s hard to believe that they took this endeavour to Cannes when there’s not much to even take home.

The whole effort leaves one asking for more because it lacks finesse. Sloppy editing coupled with soulless dialogues and unneeded adherence to clichés play spoilsport.

There’s no lack of tepid efforts in Bollywood and this film adds to the list. In this peculiar instance, the car bears the price for the mishap others underwent.