Hello there companion I am biliw this romantic tale Cast: Aditya Roy Kapur, Shraddha Kapoor, Shaad Randhawa Director: Mohit Suri Indian Express Rating:* More than 20 years prior, the Bhatts created a blockbuster out of a series of melodies sung by crisp voices. What's more, a couple of new faces, guilefully covered up under a coat, for the motivations behind a notice. The melodies started things out, the motion picture a great many. Aashiqui's soundtrack turned into extremely popular. So did that in a flash unmistakable picture of youthful beaus under-coat. Presently comes the continuation. Aashiqui number 2 has similitudes with the first: the Bhatts are co-makers alongside Bhushan Kumar(son of the killed T arrangement financier Gulshan, who was in charge of the extraordinary accomplishment of the first's music, as yet skipping about in playlists). Music leads from the front once more. In any case, this time around, it is not as unmistakable, and that is on account of the Bhatts may have ended up casualties of their own made layout of sufi-delicate pop-cum-rock. No single melody of the new Aashiqui jumps out at you. Furthermore, this, alongside a story that begins with some lift and after that plunges makes the new film a muddled wind. Rahul Jaykar(Aditya Roy Kapur) is a vocalist battling his devils, with the assistance of good pal(Shaad Randhawa). Aarohi Shirke(Shraddha Kapoor) is a young lady who loves Lata Mangeshkar and needs to be a vocalist. For reasons that are never clarified, Rahul's consistent partner is liquor. Heaps of it. Be that as it may, he is not all that immersed that he can't spot ability: he hears Aarohi sing in a shady Goa bar, and knows she is the following best thing. And afterward comes the Abhimaan-like circular segment, as the two manage lack of definition, acclaim and deplorability, and everything gets to be retired. Mohit Suri knows how to inspire beaus to begin off the pieces. What's more, the best a portion of this film is these two experimenting with each other for size, in spite of a humiliating meet-adorable. Roy Kapoor demonstrates he has fortitude: I was pondering about that after his turns in real life Replayy and Guzaarish, terrible movies both, yet his potential is clear in this one. Kapoor likewise shows improvement over her prior trips, however is inconsistent
