If it weren’t for a few tolerable moments between Lucky and Lavina, I would have run right out of the theatre. There are elements here that make you think wistfully of mad capers and insane fun. ‘Kismet Love Paisa Dilli’ is most definitely not that film.

There are no two ways about it and we’re not even bothering with a pun this time: KLPD is a painful watch that’s better avoided.

There are no two ways about it and we’re not even bothering with a pun this time: KLPD is a painful watch that’s better avoided.

KLPD is a messy jumble that lurches almost blind from one free-for-all situation to another in the fond hope of tickling the funny bone. It ends up trying the patience of the audience. Stay away!

‘KLPD’ is loaded with lewd jokes, and double-meaning dialogues. So if you’re not a fan of the birds, bees and bathroom humour, stay away.

On the whole, KLPD – KISMET LOVE PAISA DILLI is a comedy that neither entertains nor tickles. In fact, this comedy is more of a tragedy!

If you are ready and willing for a KLPD, do walk right in!