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Average Rating of All 'Poster Boys' Review - 2.6 stars

Poster Boys Review by Bollywood Hungama

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Poster BOYS doesn't kickoff on a cracking note. The beginning portions are stretched, with the family members and acquaintances ridiculing the trio but not telling them the reason for the same. As well the Tv set style flashback portions look poor. The film picks up when the trio meet each other at the bridge. From here, the movie turns into a fairly entertaining ride right till the stop with no dull moment anywhere. A Few scenes stand out like Jagaavar stopping Arjun and Vinay from fighting, the trio going to local wellness role, the interval point, Jagaavar getting a call from Riya (Tripti Dimri) at midnight, Jagaavar and Vinay fooling the doctor (Ashwini Kalsekar) etc. The climax is quite exciting and information technology'southward praiseworthy how the makers have managed to seamlessly add a social message into the narrative.

Poster Boys Review by Sukanya Verma on Rediff

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when debutant director Shreyas Talpade takes on a similar premise and stretches the skit into a 131-minutes long farce, the kind that resorts to comedic sound furnishings punctuating desi sitcoms and stand-upward comics, the result is every bit memorable as a pair of orangutans gambolling to Sheila Ki Jawani in Yamla Pagla Deewana ii.

Review past Rohit Bhatnagar on Deccan Chronicle

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Poster Boys is the fifth film of Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol together. Sunny is good plenty to watch in his role. Shreyas is a comedy expert and does his role with conviction. The one who stands out is Bobby Deol. His transformation from a stylish gentleman in his previous flicks to a shy Hindi teacher with a moustache in this 1 is too proficient. His dialogues and punches in pure Hindi will make you express joy out loud. Sonali Kulkarni is average and has nothing much to practise. Affiche Boys can be watched to lighten your mood this weekend but be set for a social awakening in the end.

Review by Renuka Vyavahare on The Times Of India

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Credit also goes to the writers for localising the Hindi accommodation and comic punches well. But what pleasantly surprises you lot the well-nigh is the hilarious Deol brothers jugalbandi in a never-seen-before comic avatar. Shreyas extracts the best out of them and it is their comic timing and odd tributes to each other's previous hit films that amuse you the most.

Review by Rohit Vats on Hindustan Times

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It's giddy humour, simply in that location's no pretension. The 2 Deols and Talpade resort to crass comedy at times, but I am willing to give them this much leverage. I recollect Poster Boys tin make you express mirth with its stupid puns. Ah, the guilty pleasure of laughing on Sunny Deol'due south pouty selfies! With 131-minute duration, Poster Boys shouldn't exist watched with a preoccupied heed.

Review by Vishal Verma on Glamsham

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Affiche BOYS is a crazy, silly, screwball fun. If you take loved the no brainers of David Dhawan, Anees Bazmee and loved the Deols in YAMLA PAGLA DEEWANA, and then this directorial debut by Shreyas Talpade volition amuse you lot too.

Review by Manisha Lakhe on Nowrunning

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The funniest role goes to Ashwini Kalsekar who plays a gynaecologist. She has the most spontaneous funny parts in the film. The others have to bank on their previous films and clothes (you will want to clothes your whole family in the cute cat nightwear the way Bobby Deol and his family wears!). Ashwini Kalsekar has the funniest $.25 of the film, offset with 'Where accept I seen you?' The story takes you giggling to its nigh weird cease, only it would be a shame to explain the situational one-act of men who have low saccharide existence threatened to be cached in a sugarcane farm, crowds chanting, 'allow him become!' and the man pleading, 'No, delight don't let me get!'

Review by Kunal Guha on Bombay Mirror

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Sameer Patil who wrote and directed Poshter Boyz, pens this accommodation and should be credited for managing to localise the story in a Northward Indian milieu. This didn't warrant earth-shattering changes, given how universally judgemental and myopic we are, culturally and otherwise. Dialogue writer Paritosh Painter cashes in on the cast past edifice lines around them. For instance, in that location'southward a graphic symbol called Balwant who crosses Sunny Deol'due south character and and so someone addresses the former in a lung-belching tone as "Balwant Rai ke kutte". So, for obvious reasons, Bobby Deol's character has ready his ringtone equally the title runway of Soldier which was only slightly funny the get-go fourth dimension and gets repetitive the next 25 times.

Review past Shubhra Gupta on Indian Limited

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To create comedy out of a supposed impairment of the male person nether regions requires skills of a high degree, and the ability to bung in just the right degree of crassness and jokey-ness into the film: despite Sunny 'paa ji' daring to bare, hawwji, Poster Boys is a affiche for a film which does nix. 'Na ji'.

Review by Gaurang Chauhan on Bollywood Life

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Despite the loose ends in the script, it'due south Shreyas Talpade the director forth with the aura and charisma of Sunny Deol, a keen performance by Bobby Deol that keep the film floating and entertains y'all throughout. The moving-picture show doesn't get preachy at all and yet delivers a message fifty-fifty if it's half baked. Watch it for the funny jokes and the chemistry shared between Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol and Shreyas Talpade. You are in for a smash.

Review by IANS on Sify

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The performances of the unabridged cast are loud and over the top. Sunny and Bobby Deol have a rustic charm and they sink their teeth into their characters with natural ease. Bobby Deol's actress mile of histrionics to portray his quirky character seems a scrap forced at times. Shreyas Talpade as the flamboyant Vinay Sharma seems more than of a side-boot than a protagonist. He does stand up-out more for his costume than his performance. The female leads; Sonali Kulkarni as Jagawaar'southward wife Sunita, Samiksha Bhatnagar as Vinay'south wife Surajmukhi and Tripti Sharma as Arjun Singh'due south honey interest Riya lucifer their male person counterparts with equal gusto. Bharati Achrekar equally the peppery blind "Amma" is wasted in a cameo. Technically, sound and made with moderate production values the film offers a convincing appeal. The background score by composer Amar Mohile and the songs choreographed by Ganesh Acharya add life to the jamboree.

Affiche Boys Review by Zeenews

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It is the 2d-half, 'Poster Boys' gains meaning. The quest of the trio becomes a mass moment as they step frontwards to challenge the system. I felt that this was the essence of the script and more emphasis must have been laid on the same. Never mind, last few scenes of the film give the audition a much-needed dose of excitement. In terms of cinematography and script, there is zip spectacular and k. What Sunny Deol does best, wasn't obviously offered to him. You will get to see glimpses of his assailment but, sadly, that volcano never bursts.

Review by Sonil Dedhia on Mid-24-hour interval Bharat

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The script is judiciously packed with jokes that poke fun at serious issues. Some of them will inspire giggles, others might make you cringe. Sunny is loud, yet subdued, and stays true to his character. Brother Bobby earnestly earns him the most number of one-act scenes. Sameer Patil, writer and managing director of the original film, has kept the North Indian milieu in mind while adapting this remake. The problem, nonetheless, lies in the second half. The drama runs thin every bit the film starts to drag. Jokes go repetitive and giddy, and the climax is poorly executed. The film makes its indicate in a style that's all too preachy.

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