At the end of it all, you start getting irked with the kind of ride the filmmaker has taken you on. Nikhil chooses to drag us through some excruciatingly boring sequences and pathetically written dialogues to build up the climax, that again looks picked up straight from films like Sweet November and A Walk To Remember. He would consume a bottle of phenyl and admit of being gay in front of her coquette colleague but just won't give up on Payal who is set to marry someone else. However, even after their split, Maddy is just not able to get over her. Payal is a modern day girl who knows which relationship is worth getting serious for.
Maddy (Imran Khan) is chasing his long term live in partner Payal (Kangana Ranaut), in the hopes of reconciling with her since she left him for no apparent reason. Running over almost every cliche that a love story deals with, Nikhil Advani's Katti Batti is stale wine in a cracked bottle! In fact, it is degrees down to the standard of romantic comedies we are used to watching these days. Katti Batti in literal terms has absolutely nothing new to offer to the audiences who settle in expecting some romance. Now this is where you start doubting his gradation of choice. Without making my brain put too much of effort, I could guess that films like Break Ke Baad and Gori Tere Pyaar Mein would be on the list. Right before watching Katti Batti I somewhere read Imran Khan saying that he's ashamed of a certain films he's done. Review Katti Batti & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit
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