All audience reviews of Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety

From the beginning till the end the movie provides lots of laughter and puns. Dialogues are on point and very catchy. Loved the acting of Kartik Aaryan (sonu) as the savior friend and Nushrat Bharucha (sweety) as the manipulative fiance. Another very catchy and funny part was the back music of the characters bold dialogues and actions. The only thing I felt was missing was that the character of sweety was shown manipulative but it was never revealed that why was she manipulating titu (Sunny Nijar) like for his money, property or something else? Alok Nath's chill granddad version is very surprising yet very funny. Overall it is a good watch with your friends and family. less

So, our very own kartik aaryan is back with a bang with Sonu ke titu ki sweety after the ultimate success of pyar ka punchnama 2. Kartik aka Sonu along with Sunny aka Titu and Nushrat aka sweety. The movie starts with making a choice and ends with making a choice. Basically the movie clearly justifies that “its all about making the right choices in life”. Sonu and titu are the chuddy-buddys who never takes any decision without each other and sonu is very protective about titu because titu is the innocent one here. And when he decides to get married to sweety, who was not the right one for titu according to sonu, Sonu tells Titu to choose between him and sweety and the friendship wins! The movie actually portray the true value of friends and also how your friend can make you do the right thing! Lol! less

This movie...!! My goodness! These days friendship is all about social media posts and more of snapchat streaks! Amidst all these fake emotions and emoticons, this movie was a true blessing! My best friend, who is really bad at expressing her emotions literally cried at the end. I guess that was the biggest achievement of this movie from my side. The cast was so convincing with a perfect tinge of comedy, humor and emotions! This movie is worth watching with your friends. Though there are some impractical incidents, but who cares, maybe the main purpose of movies is to provide entertainment and at least this was worthy! less

Director Luv Ranjan has been playing the male-victimization card and his ‘hatke’ take on modern-day relationships to good effect right from 2011- starting with his sleeper hit series, Pyar ka punchanama (1 & 2) and now in his rom-com drama, "Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety". In his latest flick, he sticks to the main leads from his previous movies, with Kartik Aryan donning the cape of the heroic savior-bro, Sonu, whose sole goal in life seems to be to prevent his chaddi-buddy from falling for the “wrong” girl, and Nushrat Bharucha seemingly resuming the role of the manipulative shrew, Sweety from where she left off in the PKP series. Sunny Nijar plays the naïve, affable Titu, who is caught between the perennial dilemma of the modern dude - or atleast that’s what the producer-director-screenplay writer, Luv Ranjan would like to have you believe – ‘Pyaar ya Yaar?’. So previously where we had movies with the male protagonist torn between his love for his ma and biwi, here we have the modern version of it with the ‘Ma ki mamta’ factor being replaced with ‘Dost ka bromance’! That said, the plot follows pretty much the same track as a saans-bahu serial – only difference being instead of the warring saans-bahus here we have Romance Vs Bromance.
The supporting cast mostly make up the rest of Titu’s and Sweety’s familys. Here special mention must be made of Aloknath & Virendra Saxena who essay the role of Titu’s grandfather & his manservant. The usually sanskaari duo, (esp. Alok Nath, who has got stereotyped to the extent of getting memed in the sanskaari pita/ uncle/ father-in-law mould!) are an absolute delight with their distinctly refreshing, unsanskaari dialogues and act. When the to-and-fro, getting-even game between the protagonists begins to drag, they bring in the much-needed respite with their effortless humour amidst the frequently forced, cliched proceedings. Because after a while that is what the story boils down to- endless, relentless bouts of one-upmanship between the bro-yaar and the would-be bahu. So, although initially it is fun, even bringing in spontaneous bursts of laughter, eventually when one realizes that that is all the movie is about, it tends to grate, till the point that one no longer cares who finally wins this extended, elaborate "tu-tu-main-main" session!
Nevertheless, that the movie resonated big-time with today’s movie-going public was evident from the cheers and whistles the dialogues drew from the masses in the theatre (mostly of the male variety- no surprises there), and if that wasn’t evidence enough, one may take note of the fact that it went on to become one of the top grossers of 2018! less

This movie has been one of the most unanticipated blockbusters. It includes the right amount of comedy and drama. Although predictable, this movie is a delight to the viewer’s eyes.However, the constant female bashing with the “Gold Digger” track playing during Nushrat’s entry is not ignorable. The movie is supremely misogynistic and exceptionally cringeworthy if you watch it attentively. However, it is not the worst choice if you want to watch it with a bunch of friends to chill.
All in all, it’s a bearable movie which occasionally makes you laugh and cry. less