• This might not be your everyday Bollywood romance, but it is one that should be celebrated, because it is a love story that is rooted in reality.

  • Rachit Gupta
    Rachit Gupta
    Filmfare

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    This film is based in the ’90s, it even has a cameo by Kumar Sanu. And that treatment for this story is perfectly novel. A lot of thought and effort has been put into making this film. You’ll appreciate the seamless intertwining of humour and drama. And acting performances that are phenomenal.

  • Director Katariya keeps things very simple, yet entertaining and relatable. If you’ve had first hand experience with a situation like the one in which the film’s lead couple find themselves, they’ll find enough to appreciate in Dum Laga Ke Haisha. For the rest, it’s a chance to revisit a lost decade and revive our interest in Yash Raj Films. It’s good to know that the production house that brings us over-the-top spectacles like the Dhoom films can make something small, hilarious and straight from the heart.

  • Rajyasree Sen
    Rajyasree Sen
    Firstpost

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    The only letdown in Dum Laga ke Haisha down is the ending, which seems a little too happy and pat. But this is a film meant to make you smile and believe in love. Go watch the film, I highly recommend it.

  • Anuj Kumar
    Anuj Kumar
    The Hindu

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    A welcome reminder of simple joys and sorrows of life, watch it with somebody you love.

  • JPN
    JPN
    Jagran

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    ‘Dum Lagaa Ke Haisha’ steadily grows on you and warms the cockles of your heart even before you realise it. By the end of it, you might just want to go and hug the people in your life who you otherwise take for granted.

  • …a conventional love story set in Haridwar, which has equal measures of fun, romance and ultimately entertainment.