A frail screenplay, went hand in hand with dreary discoursed and severely carved out characters, make it a tad demanding to sit by way of the two-hour long, threesome acting piece called I ME AUR MAIN. Executive Kapil Sharma likely settled on a hurried choice to make an introduction with a picture such as such.
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The story is impressively centered on the braggart, egotistical and pompous Ishaan (John Abraham), whose planet spins around himself. Always babbling ‘I am best’ and annoyingly cockish lines as ‘If its attractive, its me.’ He exists with his lady friend Anushka (Chitrangda Singh) in a rich loft possessed by her. Does not pay the rent, does not accommodate with any errands, accommodates parties in her house…basically an unfeeling mate, who is a torment in the butt. Notwithstanding, our brave woman is fully enamored with this kid-such as man and accepts time will change him. Ufff, this affection is without vision gibberish works flawlessly well in this scenario. Anuskha is tolerant of the whole lot he does, until one day when Ishaan neglects concerning the arrangement to meet her folks in Pune. She flings him out of her room
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That is when the head presents the third plot, to this fondness triangle – Gauri (Prachi Desai), an amazingly agreeable and effusive neighbor who lets Ishaan move into her flat. What follows is a discombobulated, tearful and terribly dull and dragging fondness adventure, which makes you greatly eager in your seats. The characters without warning act bizarre and the film hauls towards the foreseeable peak.
For sight to behold, there is adequate of John's decently-etched form that graces the screen, yet oh, the exhibition might be sectioned as just about normal. Chitrangda and Prachi excessively, coast between average to normal. Charge it on the unfortunate scripting of the character.
On the entire, I ME AUR MAIN is a fondness adventure that will make you understand wild and emptied. Dodge it, depending on if you can.
