Adarsh T
I delayed this movie so many times. Finally, today I watched it. Very hilarious wry movie. I liked it very much. Rajkumar Rao nailed his character. All cast has given stellar performance. Pankaj tripathi is Masterclass of Acting specially comedy.
Movie Name
Bareilly Ki Barfi
Budget: 20 Cr
India (NETT cr.)
34.55
India (Gross cr.)
47.99
Overseas (Gross cr.)
10.56
Global Collections (INR cr.)
58.55
Verdict: Hit.
Sweet Symphony of Love and Laughter.
"Bareilly Ki Barfi" is a delightful rollercoaster of romance and comedy that captivates from start to finish. The film revolves around Bitti Mishra, brilliantly portrayed by Kriti Sanon, a tomboyish girl in Bareilly on a journey of self-discovery.
The storyline is refreshingly unique, with Bitti stumbling upon a novel that changes her life. Ayushmann Khurrana, as Chirag Dubey, impresses with his nuanced portrayal of a sweet yet sometimes selfish writer. Rajkummar Rao steals the show as Pritam Vidrohi, displaying incredible versatility in his character's extreme transformations.
The chemistry between the lead trio is palpable, making the narrative engaging and the humor consistently entertaining. The supporting cast, including Pankaj Tripathi and Seema Pahwa, adds depth to the story with their impeccable performances.
The film's highlight is undeniably Rajkummar Rao, whose exceptional portrayal of Pritam Vidrohi elevates the movie to another level. His ability to seamlessly navigate the extreme changes in his character throughout the film is truly commendable.
The superb climax ties up all loose ends, delivering a satisfying conclusion to the intricate plot. The director skillfully weaves comedy, romance, and drama into a seamless narrative, keeping the audience hooked from the beginning.
The ensemble cast, especially Rajkummar Rao, makes "Bareilly Ki Barfi" a must-watch. It's a heartwarming tale of love, self-discovery, and the unexpected twists that life throws at us. Don't miss this charming Bollywood gem!
Rated 4/5 Stars •
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
02/10/25
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Audience Member
Kriti Sanon plays Bitti, a teenage girl who never listens to her parents or takes anyone's advice her parents call her too much of a tomboy and they only want her to find a reasonable suitor Bitti doesn't want this life so she decides to go her own path, she even picks up a book at a train station called ''Bareilly Ki Barfi'' but the actual author has someone else's picture printed for fear of humiliation, the author is Pritam Vidroh and his friend is Chirag Dubey Chirag tries to pass off his brother as the actual author but the truth is he's in love with Bitti which in turn makes things much harder, so now the question remains of whom Bitti chooses is being a girl a complete disaster?, would things be any different if parents had a boy instead of a girl?, sometimes the norms in a certain part of the world are just what people are used to, love can open our hearts even if we don't believe in it anymore, when it comes to marriage is your happiness more important or just our parents?, it's hard to love someone so much but it's even harder to not love at all this one actually took a few turns I wasn't expecting, some of the dramatic moments were pretty honest too about how messy a lie like this can turn into, the love triangle even caught me by surprise, too a pair of enjoyable leads make this Bollywood picture sweet even if it goes for the honest feelings it conveys more than the humor you'd be anticipating
Rated 4/5 Stars •
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
05/14/23
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Audience Member
I love the movie and i love the stories and kriti sanon, the best.
Rated 5/5 Stars •
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
02/18/23
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mir o
Wierd flow of the movie especially in the middle but overall a fun watch.
Rated 3.5/5 Stars •
Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars
03/31/23
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Audience Member
Love Triangle or not really loved the ending...
Great performance from the three leads..
Very entertaining and must watch..
Rated 4.5/5 Stars •
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
01/20/23
Full Review
Audience Member
Kriti Sanon plays Bitti, a teenage girl who never listens to her parents or takes anyone's advice her parents call her too much of a tomboy and they only want her to find a reasonable suitor
Bitti doesn't want this life so she decides to go her own path, she even picks up a book at a train station called ''Bareilly Ki Barfi'' but the actual author has someone else's picture printed for fear of humiliation, the author is Pritam Vidroh and his friend is Chirag Dubey
Chirag tries to pass off his brother as the actual author but the truth is he's in love with Bitti which in turn makes things much harder, so now the question remains of whom Bitti chooses
is being a girl a complete disaster?, would things be any different if parents had a boy instead of a girl?, sometimes the norms in a certain part of the world are just what people are used to, love can open our hearts even if we don't believe in it anymore, when it comes to marriage is your happiness more important or just our parents?, it's hard to love someone so much but it's even harder to not love at all
this film actually took a few turns I wasn't expecting, some of the dramatic moments were pretty honest too about how messy a lie like this can turn into, and the love triangle even caught me by surprise, too
a pair of enjoyable leads make this Bollywood picture sweet even if it goes for the honest feelings it conveys more than the humor you'd be anticipating
Rated 4/5 Stars •
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
01/22/23
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