True Love in Laila Majnu: Truly Worth Your Ticket

It's a very fresh film with two interesting newcomers Tripti Dimri and Avinash Tiwary. You will see innocent love, where the two neither marry nor consummate their affair- and you will see it loaded with purity.

Tripti steals the spotlight, especially in the first half. She is so uninhibited and has done a better job than other actresses just care for their beautiful face and good fashion sense. Tripti can go far if filmmakers show faith in her- and they should. Watch her in the romantic scenes, and she can cry beautifully too which is a quality that only good actors are gifted with. On the other hand, Avinash stuck a little bit in a couple of his romantic scenes but his
output is terrific as he transforms from the happy-go-lucky Qais to the obsessed Majnu. After that, this boy takes the film by the collar and runs with it to the climax, almost single-handedly.

A Still From Laila Majnu

The script is breezy, thanks to Imtiaz Ali and his bother Sajid (director). If it drags in certain portions which it does a little after the interval, it quickly make you spring back again. The highlight of the film is the Kaafir song, where Tripti in white looks a million bucks and the film hastens to the climax in the last stanza itself. That's the portion of the film which belongs to Avinash and he holds on to it with both hands.

A Still From Laila Majnu

After a long time of uncommitted love, this film which will make you think about the values which you have discarded, shows sacha pyar and makes you root for the lovers' union and reunion.