Loveyatri Review- Not for this Navratri

Loveyatri is a recipe for disaster. There is no story in the film. It is supposed to be a love story but instead, it turns into a competition of hamming. Aayush Sharma cannot act to save his life, and the same goes for his expressionless co-star Warina Hussain. It is sad to see talented actors like Ram Kapoor and Ronit Roy in such an average film, in which there talented seems to be wasted. The only saving grace is the soundtrack of the film and the dancing skills of the film's lead Aayush Sharma. Go and watch the film if you want to attend a snooze-fest.

Loveyatri Movie Review by Devotee Bollywood Bang Bang (DB3) :Story Briefed by Devotee Bollywood Bang Bang (DB3):Movie Start from Vadodara, where Sushruta (Aayush Sharma) teaches Garba to the children. This 9-day festival of Navaratri changes their life completely. They love Mitchell (Warina Hussain) and they do everything to win their love.Reviewed by Devotee Bollywood Bang Bang (DB3):In this movie, Sushruta is such kind of personality who doesn’t have any ambition in his life. He only wants to dance in his life. There is pressure from his family to find a job, while he wants to open his own Garba Academy in Vadodara. At the same time, Mitchell wants to return to her homeland from England, and her father (Ronit Roy) ready for it. At the behest of her family, she stays in Vadodara to celebrate Navratri. During this festival, Sushruta falls in love with Mitchell. How this love story goes on, you should have to watch the movie.Performance Narrated by Devotee Bollywood Bang Bang (DB3):'LoveYatri' is just a simple love story. There is nothing more in this movie. This is the debut film of director Abhiraj Minawala and he has tried to play safe games on old spices of Bollywood. However, a screenplay of the movie is not very good. You will love the film's characters but the story will not look so attractive to you. The songs of the film are beautifully filmed and the choreography of Vaibhavi Merchant is also good.It would be right to say that Ayush and Warina, who are making their debut, are still raw in acting. However, their chemistry looks good on the screen. Ayush looks good as a young boy. If Aayush and Warina got good script in the debut movie , it could have been a good film for them. Ram Kapoor as a Uncle of Sushruta and Ronit Roy as Mitchell's father has done a great job and both has spoken an emotional and heavy dialogue.Overall, what Devotee Bollywood Bang Bang’s (DB3) thinks 'LoveYatri' is a good film for those who are fond of the 90s romantic films.

Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain’s debut film ‘Loveyatri’ is overtly cliché and a pain to watch.The story is about Sushrat aka Susu (Aayush Sharma),an ambitious young lad from Gujarat who dreams of opening a Garba academy someday in Vadodara and Michelle (Warina Hussain), a bright student and an NRI studying in London. She along with her father returns to India for a short visit but decides to stay back to experience the 9- days long Navaratri. On the very first day, Susu falls head over heels in love with Michelle. His uncle played by Ram Kapoor gives him some pep talk to chase her love. Ronit Roy enters the scene like a typical villainous father of the girl who takes Michelle back to London. Will Susu be able to get back her love? The rest of the movie answers this question.A rich girl, poor guy, villainous girl’s father, boy chasing the girl, a change of heart and finally a happy ending- A Bollywood movie template we have seen oh- so- many times. Loveyatri has nothing new to offer. It runs on such clichés and makes you question your decision to watch this film. Sushrat is named Susu. Filmmakers apparently thought the movie viewing audience still laughs over nursery jokes. But turns out, they don’t.Aayush Sharma and Warina Hussain too, just like their movie, fail to leave any impact with their performances. Aayush has this boy next door charm but fails to do any good on the acting scale. His flat expressions throughout the film seriously make you hate nepotism even more. Warina too adds only to the visual appeals and fails to act any better.The only part about the movie is the foot tapping garba songs especially ‘Chogada’ and ‘Dholida’. They are sure to hit every Navaratri playlist this year. But overall, this film by Abhiraj Minawala has only clichés and disappointment to offer.

Back to cliché romatic bollywood film, is how I would describe Loveyatri. The movie has is just another bollywood movie with no real room for innovation.Sushrut aka Aayush Sharma falls in love at first sight with Manisha aka Warina Hussain and NRI. He fakes an injury, she apologizes, and they hangout; that’s how the story progresses. But then her typical Indian father discovers and whisks his daughter back to London. But our hero now deep in love reaches London to woo his lady love and after much hurdles they get together. The movie’s ending was never a secret as the trailers give away the happy ending anyway. The film’s charm was supposed to lie in the way it progressed. However that doesn’t really happy. The movie plot though simple, lacks a charm that will keep you engaged. A lot of cliché films sometimes manage to do what complex films fail to, entertain the audience. This movie didn’t do it for me.The dance numbers are good. However, what I fail to understand is the contradiction it poses to the script. For example how do two people from Gujarat start singing in Punjabi when happy instead of their own mother tongue is beyond me.On a concluding note, I would say that the movie lacks the thread that keeps the story holding together and the humor is forced. But the lead actors are hardworking. Finally, even though the songs get over bearing it does have a good soundtrack.

All aspiring directors who want to make love stories on celluloid should watch Loveyatri and carefully make notes –this one has all the don’ts of a love story in it. It has an example of who you should not cast – a bad actor in the lead. It has an example of what kind of a screenplay you should not have – this one has a screenplay which is just not existing. It has examples of badly written roles – like that of Ronit Roy and Ram Kapoor. This one is a treasure o don’ts .In this 140 odd minute depression and sleep inducer there is not a single moment which is memory worthy. There are scenes which are either badly written or acted in or the director wanted to add some scene from a superhit movie of the past.There are scenes where the hero grows wings and starts flying when he gets to see the heroine for the first time. Trust me white wings made of probably thermacol or plastic which will remind you of the shady graphics oriented movies of the 1990s.Ram Kapoor and Ronit Roy have got their best worst roles of their entire career in this movie am sure they can always look back at these roles and thank god that the worst is over things can only get better from here. In fact Ram Kapoor got better role in Humshakals. This movie is also good news for Salman Khan fans too they can compare this one with Race 3 and finally get convinced that Race 3 was a good movie. This movie actually makes Race 3 look good.This movie is also good news for dandia night DJs because there are some good songs in this movie and they will have some variety to play in dandia nights.Keep the kids away from this one. They will never forgive you if you take them along for this family fun film.