Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar

The writers of Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar clearly didn’t get the memo on brevity being the soul of wit: the film drags on for two hours before it comes to the last twenty minutes, which is when the pace picks up.

Ranbir Sizzles, Shraddha Fizzles

More romcon than romcom...

The entire movie is built on the shaky foundation that two lovers wouldn't know each other's undisguised voices over the phone. There's no originality at all in this tiresome romantic comedy. And the 150-minute total running time is just too long.

If only Luv Ranjan had sustained that manic energy throughout, he would have given us a great comedy. It’s infinitely better than his earlier products and let’s hope he continues to tread this newfound path.

Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar has its humour and heart in place. Character building misses the mark, given the duration.

Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, at its best, at its most musical, at its most charming, allows that — a rare beast that sells love as necessary, even if it is tempestuous. Perhaps because it is tempestuous.

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