Beiimaan Love is one of the better films in the adult-thriller genre. Sunny Leone gives it her best shot and it is a welcome change to see the actress do more than just shed her clothes. Watch it if you are bored and have nothing much to do this weekend.

As you’d expect from a Sunny Leone movie, Beiimaan Love has a lot of onscreen seduction and romance. But all the film’s goodness is wasted on a script that’s so trite and amateur that at times it gets laughable. This movie is strictly for die-hard Sunny Leone fans only.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, they say. And when this woman turns out to be Sunny Leone, you wonder who in their right minds and eyes in their head would reject her romantic advances and why. The movie is horrendous but for the honest emoting by the heroine.

Skip it. Go watch anything else but Beiimaan Love over the weekend. I am giving one star solely for Sunny Leone and her improvement as an actress.

This is a cringe-fest from start to finish. Stay away. And wave bye bye to Sunny: when a film sinks this low, it’s hard to climb back up again.

The characters are inconsistent, the lines are handpicked from a Dialogue For Dummies guide and there’s a general lack of attention to detail.

As the last scene ends, the following phrase comes up on screen: ‘Never take a woman for granted’. A noble sentiment, but in filmmaking one should not take the script, screenplay or craft for granted either.

Beiimaan Love is a master-class in anger management. You sit through it and the world will be at your feet.
I thought Great Grand Masti was the worst film this year. What a great competition it has in Beiimaan Love!