Tevar -*ing Arjun Kapoor and Sonakshi

But then, common sense and intelligence are obviously not qualities that either Tevar or Sinha’s character possess. Yet again, Sinha has chosen a role that requires her to do nothing but stare unblinkingly and act unthinkingly. If this is all that producers and directors want from Sinha, may we recommend a blow-up doll instead? It’s cheaper and has about as much expression and pliability. Actually, maybe what we’re seeing on screen is a blow-up doll and the real Sinha is rolling around in a vat of money, shrieking “100 CRORES BABY!”
It'll be interesting to see whether the audiences lap up this exotic piece of rubbish that Sharma has dished up to them, packaged as it is in big-budget fanciness. If they do, then clearly the pundits who go on and on about a new era have it all wrong. You can take India out of the '80s, but you can't take the '80s out of India.