I Love NY(2015)
I Love NY(2015)
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When the world is busy welcoming New Year, the two strangers meet each other through some comedy of error incidents and a series of events start taking place.
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Tikku Verma (Kangana Ranaut) and Randhir Singh (Sunny Deol) meet each other on the New Year night accidentally through some funny events. Tikku is a school teacher while Randhir is a hard working person, who has his own problems. As written in destiny, Tikku and Randhir start knowing about some unknown facts about their own lives. They also come to know that their romantic relationships are not on right track.
Tikku and Randhir take up a challenge of bringing better changes in their respective romantic relationships. Both of them plan to make a fresh start and the story unfolds the further pages.
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One line review: A run-of-the-mill love story in which the audience are offered nothing novel. Positive points: Beautiful shooting locales, Stunning acting by Kangana Ranaut. Negative points: Non-engaging storyline, Not-so-tuneful music, Offers nothing new. Plot: 'I Love NY' is a tale that happens in one night. Tikku Verma (Kangana Ranaut) a school teacher and Randhir Singh (Sunny Deol) is a hard working man. The two strangers, Tikku and Randhir, who stay in different places, accidentally meet each other on New Year's eve in New York while a series of comedy of error events takes place. The destiny brings them together through some funny incidents. While the entire world is busy welcoming the New Year, these two individuals come to know an unknown fact about their life that their own romantic relationships are not working out. By taking a challenge of improving their romantic relationships, they decide to start a new beginning. What happens further forms the rest of the story. Direction and other technical aspects: 'I Love NY' directed by Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru talks about a love story that starts blooming on New Year's eve. The movie is stuffed with emotions, love and all. The second half of the film sounds low as compared to the first half. The film has nothing new to offer to the audience and rides on the same track of other romantic films. The editing and cinematography is average. Performance: Sunny Deol plays his part conveniently. The lead lady Kangana Ranaut performs her role better than that of the lead actor. The other characters like Tannishtha Chatterjee, Navin Chaudhary, Reema Lagoo and Prem Chopra essay their respective roles in a good manner and lend a good support. Music: The music of the film by Pritam Chakraborty does not seem to have much shelf-life. The tracks like 'Aao na', 'Halki Halki', 'Aaja Meri Jaan', 'Judaai' and 'Gud naal ishq meetha' sound average. Final Verdict: 'I Love NY' presents nothing new and has a non-entertaining storyline. However, Kangana Ranaut steals the show as usual with her flawless acting.
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Since Tiku's parents are no more, loneliness gets to her and makes her settle with Ishaan, her wannabe Anglicised douchebag boyfriend. He is high-handed, unreasonable and disrespects her but she makes a compromise, hoping to feel loved and wanted. Incidentally, on New Year's Eve as she returns to her apartment, she finds a drunk stranger (Randhir) in her bed! Apparently, Randhir who is all set to marry girlfriend Riya (Tannishtha Chatterjee) after being single for the longest time, gets drunk and accidentally boards the flight to NY.
I Love NY opens with Sunny Deol's (protagonist Randhir Singh) voiceover over snapshots of Chicago, who describes the city he resides in as mechanical, unimaginatively designed, mundane. Ironically, he does so in a manner that is passive aggressive in the sense that it conveys a secret pride in his internalised Indian-Americanism more than the intended weariness. One can blame it on Deol's famously blas dialogue delivery -- remember how even a 'Balwant Rai Ke Kutton' or 'Tareekh Pe Tareekh' had an absurdly lyrical quality to it? -- or on a horribly misguided brief from the director.
Within a few minutes of I Love NY, you realise why Kangana Ranaut didn't want this film to see the light of day. Starring Sunny Deol and Ranaut, the film is partially set in a Chicago where apparently the subway has signage in Thai. The rest of the film takes place in what is supposed to be a New York City apartment. I Love NY - NY stands for 'New Year', by the way - is a love story, about a man who gets drunk and lands up in another city and an unknown woman's apartment. Deol is the drunkard and Ranaut is the woman who finds Deol passed out on her couch.
There were reports that Kangana Ranaut didn't want I Love NY (New Year) to be released, but now after watching the film, it seems her worries were mostly fictional. In fact, she is the one you'll notice the most in the film, and she doesn't disappoint either. I Love NY is much better than its run-of-the-mill trailers, but how good is actually good enough? Let's find out. The film starts with a commentary in Randhir Singh's (Sunny Deol) voice which is basically an exercise to make the 'desi' audience familiar with the popular American outlook.
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