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[ad_1] Director Luv Ranjan shot to fame with a surprise hit, PYAAR KA PUNCHNAMA, in 2011 and the highlight of the film was the bromance between the three new but attractive male leads: Kartik Aaryan , Divyendu Sharma and Raayo S Bakhirta. The film’s success was based on the fact that it was light, youthful and played on the fun stereotypes about women and dating. Now, the filmmaker is back with yet another film with his favourites: Kartik Aaryan, Sunny Singh and Nushrat Bharucha. Yes, and it is love triangle but with a twist. SONU KE TITU KI SWEETY (SKTKS) is a clash between Romance Vs Bromance. The undercurrent here though is the same: Is the dosti between men more precious than a romantic liaison with a woman? Find out here. The movie revolves around Titu (Sunny Singh) who is a hapless victim of romance. A perpetual lovesick puppy, he falls in love way too easily and gets his heart broken at the drop of his hat. Sonu (Kartik Aaryan), his street-smart, suave pal is his saviour. He li

[ad_1] There’s something about Bollywood’s resident Begum of glamour and sass that never fails to intrigue us. If her divergent sartorial moments keep us hooked, then Kareena Kapoor Khan rarely skips an opportunity to notch the ante. A testimony to this is her hotter than usual, ultra-glamorous avatar at the music launch of her upcoming film, Veere Di Wedding from last night. Styled by Rhea Kapoor, Kareena gave us an ample glimpse of her enviable toned frame in a black ensemble. If her resilience in fashioning the baby bump in a never-seen-before avatar in tinsel town was awe-inspiring, she also never flinched from championing the cause of working mothers. Making those daring fashion choices on numerous occasions, Kareena shows us again why she is the ultimate style icon, courtesy an unwavering spirit and aplomb. Her fitness fervour (Yoga, Pilates) all through 2017 was all kinds of #Goals as she traversed an inspiring journey of getting back her svelte form. She blessed us with the m

[ad_1] The success of GOLMAAL AGAIN has shown that horror comedies have immense potential in India. Now Faraz Haider, who last made a war comedy WAR CHOD NA YAAR [2013] attempts with this genre fusion in NANU KI JAANU . So does NANU KI JAANU follow in the footsteps of GOLMAAL AGAIN and provide humour and horror in ample doses? Or does it fail on both the fronts? Let’s analyse NANU KI JAANU is the story of a ghost that falls in love with a crook. Nanu (Abhay Deol) is a small time goon who works with Dabbu (Manu Rishi Chadha). Their modus operandi is to rent a flat and then threaten the landlord to transfer the ownership in their name. One day, Nanu is returning home when he sees that Siddhi (Patralekhaa) has met with an accident. He refuses to be a bystander and takes her to the hospital. Siddhi is barely conscious but she sees Nanu helping her and she falls for him. Unfortunately, she passes away as soon as she is brought in the hospital. Nanu gets disturbed by the episode. Soon he re