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Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya a comedy-drama from 2015. It stars Mohit Malhotra and Parineeti Chopra as leads, with Jacqueline Fernandez as their married friend. Like Like Love is a story about two couples who fall in love and marry, but the love is lost after they have a child. The movie is directed by Punit Malhotra and written by Durgesh Nandini Jha. Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya Review: Parineeti Chopra has never looked this good before - take that Deepika Padukone! However, for all her beauty, she doesn't get enough screen space to leave an impression on the audience. It's the little things that help you accept her in any role she plays. When she's too happy, her smile is just a little too artificial, which is disappointing. Kunal Kemmu, who has played supporting roles in every Punit Malhotra movie for the past four years, is saddled with a very underwritten character. His emotional scenes are all about Kunal's inner conflict between who he wants to be and who he really is. Mohit Malhotra looks totally different here because while his previous movies have showcased him smiling winningly while playing angsty heroes, this time he walks around looking pained while playing a rather ordinary guy - one that isn't even particularly good looking to begin with. The whole movie would have worked better if the women were played more exuberantly. This is where Parineeti Chopra, on her best behaviour, falters. Her smile is all over the place - sad when she should be happy, angry when she should be calm, etc. The music is good but don't expect something new. All the tunes sound very familiar and frankly bafflingly similar to one another. All in all, Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya does not get out of the ordinary for a Punit Malhotra film; his movies are always of this calibre (good enough to watch but never great). For a little more effort, they could have been a lot better. Parineeti Chopra has never looked this good before - take that Deepika Padukone! However, for all her beauty, she doesn't get enough screen space to leave an impression on the audience. It's the little things that help you accept her in any role she plays. When she's too happy, her smile is just a little too artificial, which is disappointing. Kunal Kemmu, who has played supporting roles in every Punit Malhotra movie for the past four years, is saddled with a very underwritten character. His emotional scenes are all about Kunal's inner conflict between who he wants to be and who he really is. Mohit Malhotra looks totally different here because while his previous movies have showcased him smiling winningly while playing angsty heroes, this time he walks around looking pained while playing a rather ordinary guy - one that isn't even particularly good looking to begin with. The whole movie would have worked better if the women were played more exuberantly. This is where Parineeti Chopra, on her best behaviour, falters. Her smile is all over the place - sad when she should be happy, angry when she should be calm, etc. The music is good but don't expect something new. cfa1e77820
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