While the comic effects of the movie were holding up and was enjoyable from time to time, for me the fun was a little marred seeing an image of urban woman portrayed this way. Not going into the debate of which is 'feminism' and which is 'femiNazism', I just don't think a comedy lives up-to its name successfully if it is only funny to a certain gender. The previous reviews have already covered the material of plot and other theatrics. I only wish to say that a comedy movie shouldn't leave its viewer with a bad taste in mouth, as 'Payaar ka Punchnama' did for me. I leave the women this advise, "Watch the movie, but be ready to force a laugh or two, if you don't want to be termed a dirty feminist, and blackballed by the male companionship, who will find this movie highly 'realistic'".
Review of Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2
