"Where has Mr. Raj disappeared to? He hasn't been coming to the office either. And his phone's switched off too."
"It's hard to predict these rich brats. He started coming to the office on his own and now he's stopped coming."

It's hard to keep track of how many times people fuck one another over in this film because it happens constantly. Old Raj gets slapped more times than anyone should in a movie that runs less than two hours. Not great, but I enjoyed every minute of it.

"Where has Mr. Raj disappeared to? He hasn't been coming to the office either. And his phone's switched off too."
"It's hard to predict these rich brats. He started coming to the office on his own and now he's stopped coming."

It's hard to keep track of how many times people fuck one another over in this film because it happens constantly. Old Raj gets slapped more times than anyone should in a movie that runs less than two hours. Not great, but I enjoyed every minute of it.

BEIIMAAN LOVE is undoubtedly a very bad movie, but in that special way that elevates a work from a failure to a triumph of the terrible. It is--as far as I'm concerned--a new camp classic, one that if it had been filmed in English would be making the rounds of every bad movie podcast made today.

If you understand why this is a good thing, then this movie comes HIGHLY recommended. And it's on Netflix!

Where Avtar Gill has a hot daughter?

And on drinks with his friend, he says to her, "Bachpann mein tum inke godh mein pali ho"

Hilarious.