5 Reasons Why You Should Not Be Missing Luka Chuppi!

Updated : February 27, 2019 11:23 PM IST

Luka Chuppi is all set to release this weekend, that is on 1st March. The film will be clashing with multi-starrer Sonchiriya that has actors like Sushant Singh Rajput, Ranveer Shorey, Manoj Bajpayee, Ashutosh Rana and Bhumi Pednekar in prominent roles. While the business of Luka Chuppi will definitely be affected because of the clash, here are 5 reasons why you might consider watching the Kriti Sonon and Kartik Aaryan starrer this weekend:

1. The storyline

The film is a romantic comedy. Most of the rom-coms have been about boy and girl falling in love and struggling to get married. But in this film, it is about a relevant subject rather than marriage- about live-in. There are trials and trebulations that the middle class couple would face- pretending to be married all the time and live-in with the family around, but from the promo, it looks super funny!

2. Kriti-Kartik jodi

Kartik and Kriti will pair up for the first time for the film. Kartik Aaryan has carved his niche through all the Luv Ranjan films and it would be interesting to see him with another director, Laxman Utekar. Kriti too has been proving her mettle. Their chemistry has an ease and breeziness that looks good and we hope they will carry it throughout the film.

3. The perfect comic timings- courtesy Pankaj Tripathi and Aparshakti Khurrana

Pankaj Tripathi and Aparshakti Khurrana, who has shown how perfect comic timing can be, will be seen once again in Luka Chuppi. And needless to say, you can expect some more iconic scenes from Pankaj Tripathi. Aparshakti too is in his top form and looks good as the lead's friend in this film as well.

4. A light entertainer

Compared to the other release of the week, this is an easy breezy film. It is a light hearted film that would entertain with fun moments with a light message attached to it. So if you are looking for a light film, then Luka Chuppi is the choice for you.

5. Local flavour

The film is set in Mathura, the film has a very local flavour to it. It shows the mannerisms of a small town from UP and how people think in a small town. The lanes and bylanes would remind you of your hometown, if you are from a small town yourself.