Good Newwz 2 Film Review: A Hysterical Paternity Puzzle with a Double Daddy Dilemma

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Prepare for a Sarcastic Safari into Bollywood’s Wild Side

📣 Calling all Bollywood buffs, I am your one and only Review Rani, coming at you with another juicy, hilarious, and sarcastically delightful critique. This time, I’ve been shackled and dragged through the laugh-a-minute rollercoaster ride that is insert movie title here. So, buckle up, buttercups, because this ain’t your grandma’s Bollywood review. 😉

The Plot Thickens…

Meet Saloni Bagga, played by the delectable Triptii Dimri, a woman who has managed the impossible: she’s pregnant with twins, each with a different father! Yep, you read that right! I mean, who needs a mere love triangle when you can have a full-blown paternity pentagon? And as if that’s not enough, Saloni’s baby daddies — Akhil Chaddha (Mr. Kaushal) and Gurbir Pannu (Ammy Virk) — go head-to-head in a hilariously absurd competition for her heart.

An Unstoppable Laugh Riot or a Runaway Train Wreck?

Just when you thought Bollywood couldn’t get any crazier, this film pops in like a mischievous jack-in-the-box. The humor is borderline ludicrous, but I guarantee you’ll be laughing so hard, your popcorn might just go flying (don’t say I didn’t warn you). The director, Anand Tiwari, and the writers, Tarun Dudeja and Ishita Moitra, have crafted a film that’s like a merry-go-round, full of unexpected turns and dizzying hilarity.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

While the plot might follow a tried-and-true rom-com formula, the execution is anything but ordinary. Karan Johar takes a beating with some self-referential humor, and the film’s playful jabs at Bollywood clichés are a riot. But don’t get too comfortable, because the pacing is as erratic as Saloni’s love life. The romance, the marriage, the breakup — it all happens faster than a toddler on a sugar rush.

The Performance Parade

The performances are a mixed bag. Vicky Kaushal outshines the sun as the boisterous Punjabi, Akhil. Ammy Virk counters him perfectly as the more polished Gurbir. The duo’s on-screen chemistry is as effervescent as a freshly popped bottle of champagne. On the flip side, Triptii Dimri, while easy on the eyes, seems to struggle with the comedy part of this romantic comedy.

The Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, this film is a laugh riot, a circus of hilarity. It’s a wild ride that might veer off the tracks occasionally, but it keeps you entertained throughout. So, if you’re in the mood for some ridiculous fun, this film is your ticket.

Rani’s Wrap-Up

In the end, it’s like a rollercoaster ride — not always smooth, but definitely thrilling. It’s the kind of film that leaves you laughing, cringing, and questioning the sanity of the writers all at the same time. But hey, that’s Bollywood for you! Remember folks, in the world of Hindi cinema, anything is possible, even a pair of heteropaternal twins! 🤷🏻‍♀️ So, grab your popcorn, suspend your disbelief, and get ready for a hilariously bumpy ride.

Review Rani, signing off with a sarcastic smile! 😏 😘