BAND VAAJE MOVIE REVIEW: A DISASTROUS PRESENTATION THAT'S SO LOUD THAT IT'LL MAKE YOUR EARS BLEED!

Restaurant owners Jeet and Inder are brothers who live together. While Jeet is married, Inder is still seeking a bride for himself. The family is headed by their grandmother who is a strict elder and due to some reasons is anti-Pakistan. The entire film is the journey of Inder from being single to finding his lady love, who, he later finds out, is a Pakistani. How the whole story unfolds and in the end how the Indo-Pak wedding alliance takes place is what this film showcases.

Though the trailer of this film gave a glimpse of what was in store for us but you'll have to trust us when we say, that we were still not expecting the full package to be so annoying. A cliched set of dialogues where everyone is born and brought up in the UK but only one man is given that ridiculous accent adds to the whole frustration level.

Band Vaaje is a complete contrast to the beautifully woven love story Lahoriye which had a similar subject of an Indian boy and Pakistani girl's marital alliance. Sadly, the makers of this film thought that after delivering a disaster like Nankana last year, they'd sweep the box office with a slapstick comedy but I guess this expectation of their's will soon fall flat on the face. This film has actually trampled the class created by this lot of actors for themselves over the years.

Our biggest disappointment in this film is the lead actor Binnu Dhillon. How could he not see what he's committing? After delivering some tremendous performances in films like Vekh Barataan Chaliyaan, Mar Gaye Oye Loko, and the recent one Kala Shah Kala, the man had raised his bar from being a comedian to a full-fledged actor. But Band Vaaje pushed him back into the same slab of comedians, who are cast only to force comedy onto the audience, even if the dialogues are just not funny

BAND VAAJE MOVIE REVIEW: A DISASTROUS PRESENTATION THAT'S SO LOUD THAT IT'LL MAKE YOUR EARS BLEED!

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