Dolly Ki Doli 2015 123movies

Watch: Dolly Ki Doli 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – Dolly (Sonam Kapoor) seems like the perfect bride to go with the perfect family–maybe too perfect, as her unsuspecting grooms from all sorts of ethnic and religious backgrounds find out the hard way that she’s a serial con artist who makes away with their wealth after wedding them. Its up to police inspector Robin (Pulkit Samrat) and two disgruntled grooms, Sonu (Rajkumar Rao) and Manjot (Varun Sharma), to catch the group of thieves in the act..
Plot: Dolly, an attractive woman, fakes marriages and runs away stealing all the precious belongings of the groom and his family. Dolly’s modus operandi is to get her fake brother to identify prospective grooms & then entice these men to fall in love with her. Attracted by her charms, these prospective grooms are ready to do anything for dolly including going against their parents’ wishes to marry her.
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Ratings:

	4.5/10 Votes: 3,130
	62% | RottenTomatoes
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	N/A Votes: 20 Popularity: 2.356 | TMDB

Reviews:

Weirdly fails to exploit its novel con-plot showing the viewers ‘Baba Ji Ka Thullu’ in the end.
Clearing the confusion over its inspired status first, yes the early half of the film (or the initial 20 minutes) are exactly similar to the Punjabi film RONDE SAARE VYAH PICHHON aka RSVP released in 2013. But since both the writers deny seeing each other’s films and claim to have taken the idea from few real life instances featured in the daily newspapers, hence we are forced to consider this as possibly a rarest of rare exception of two unrelated minds writing and visualising exactly similar sequences in their individual films released at a gap of more than one year.

Next keeping in mind its fairly novel plot of a ‘Looteri Dulhan’ and a whole con-family involved it the cunning business, DOLLY KI DOLI does have an interesting premise to offer. But after making a fine, enjoyable beginning, what the writer and director do with the film post intermission (different from RSVP) is really sad and awful, completely ruining its winning potential altogether. For instance it straight away begins with an abrupt scene introducing the lead pair chatting casually followed by an item song by the producer (Malaika) herself and then displays several big loopholes in the con games being played by the ‘Looteri family’ with two young boys. Still few enjoyable performances, funny local lingo and double meaning dialogues thankfully steal the limelight and one doesn’t really care about the flaws in its initial 45- 50 minutes to be honest.

However post intermission, the 100 minute film goes entirely off-track and starts moving in various weird directions involving betrayals, silly love angles, revenge and more. The writers come with such weird and forced ideas like the family fleeing fearing a police raid, but forgetting to take along their old age (fake) Dadi…….and then remembering about her while sitting in the train. Moreover here we have a young energetic inspector who is unable to find the con-girl but the other victim boy can find her so easily, reaching her new home too without any problem as such. Plus, I really couldn’t understand what help did the film get from a lackluster cameo of Saif Ali Khan doing nothing.

In other words, in its second hour DOLLY KI DOLI simply fails to encash on its fresh con-plot leading towards an illogical climax and only three people give you something to enjoy in its short duration namely, Rajkummar Rao (with his excellent Haryanvi accent), Varun Sharma (reminding you of his ‘Choocha’ act in FUKREY) and Archna Puran Singh (as a loud Punjabi mother looking for a better girl for her boy). Strangely Sonam Kapoor is simply there in the lead role just to smile or look good and both Pulkit Samrat and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub are not able to deliver the expected due to their badly written roles. Brijendar Kala, Rajesh Sharma and Ishtiaq are entertaining in their small cameos, whereas debutant director Abhishek Dogra really could have delivered a much better enjoyable con-comedy with such a cast ensemble. The cinematography and background score remain average and so does its soundtrack having all mediocre unimpressive tracks (except “Mera Naina”) with sick lyrics such as “Aaj Phatte Tak Nachhna” (now I really don’t know what it means!) and “Launda Jawaan Banega Yahan Mere Passion Mein”…….great indeed!’

To conclude, as the film ends another song starts playing along the end- credits with the words,’Baba Ji Ka Thullu’. And one truly feels like having shown the signature sign while walking out of the theatre. In short, one might enjoy it partially while watching it (free of cost) during a channel telecast but sparing your precious time and money on a multiplex ticket is certainly not recommended.

Movie not worth watching
The promotion of the movie was better than the actual movie…. the plot of the movie had no sense at all…. the script had no potential at all…. watching this movie is a waste of time and also money. Basically the storyline was the same throughout the movie and felt nothing but a drag….Promotion was carried out like if the movie had an awesome story with much potential to do great business in the cinema but as i can see after watching this, it will only be a one off movie. Moral of the story was stick to the things you can do better and that is all you can do …. for example if your a thief, you stick to that job that’s the only thing your good at… therefore you cannot turn around your life and become a better person.. what on earth is she trying to portray… this movie is a total waste of time..

Other Information:

Original Language hi
Runtime 1 hr 38 min (98 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Comedy, Romance
Director Abhishek Dogra
Writer Abhishek Dogra, Uma Shankar Singh
Actors Malaika Arora, Karan Ashar, Mohd. Zeeshan Ayyub
Country India
Awards 1 win & 3 nominations
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