Friday run: you laugh some, you cry some

Film: Housefull 3

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A promise to crack you up!

The third instalment of the multi-starrer slapstick comedy series, Housefull 3, stars Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Jacqueline Fernandes, Lisa Haydon, Nargis Fakhri, Boman Irani, Jackie Shroff and Chunkey Pandey. With an ensemble cast, one silently wishes that the movie meets the equally enormous expectations. The major chunk of reviews suggests that Akshay Kumar stole the show yet again. Over to the audience. 

Class apart

I found this part better than the previous ones. It is funny, there is some content and Akshay is great as usual.

—Harman Jeet Singh, B. Tech student, IET Bhaddal

Khiladi streak, shows up 

Out of all the actors, I loved Bollywood’s Khiladi- Akshay Kumar’s performance the most. 

—Sahil Kumar, Class 12 pass-out from St. Xavier’s School

Jacky rocks

It is an amazingly funny movie. According to me, Jacqueline has played her part really well.

—Zoya Dhillon, pursuing Master’s degree in English Literature from Panjab University 

Story wise

For a change, the latest instalment of the franchise had some story to present. On a scale of five, I would give it a three and a half. 

—Sahil Gupta, 

class 12 pass-out from SD School

Film: Vaapsi

Worth your tears 

A movie with content— that is how majority of the first day first show audience of Vaapsi described the flick. Featuring Harish Verma, Ashish Duggal, Sameeksh, the film traces an emotional journey of Indian diaspora. Let us see what they further have to say.

Emotional outburst

The movie deals with a sensitive subject and renders one emotional. I cried a lot during the show! 

—Aditi Bhalla, homemaker 

Realistic take

The fact that the film is a cinematic adaptation of realistic moments culled from our history, makes it all the more special.  

—Manpreet Singh, 

student, Department of Laws

Thoughtful message

I loved the message of the movie. It made me emotional. It gives a good message to children, as well.

—Gurmeet Bhalla, NRI

A good act

Everybody has acted really well in the film. I liked it.

—Simran Jeet, class 10 student.  

(As told to Manika Ahuja)