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Unfortunately, the focus of Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania isn't upon the strengths in the script but upon following the formula by which Dharma Productions swears. The formula doesn't allow characters like Angad, Kavya's sister, Poplu and Shonty any development. So instead of spending time on the interesting relationships and characters, Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania is forced into the Dharma mould. This means there needs to be a wedding sequence, two fights (one in which the hero is beaten up, another in which hero does the beating up) and, of course, one running gay joke. There's a meta-black comedy in Dharma Productions delighting in caricaturish depictions of gay people.

It's also spectacularly unimaginative as far as the film's look goes. Bhatt as Kavya looks like an adopted child because she's got the good makeup and hair artists while the actors playing her family look like they did their own hair and make up. The cinematography and production design are painfully dull. The Ambala home could be a flat in Goregaon, for all anyone knew. In fact, at one point in the movie, we see Humpty take a train out of Ambala and then we see him sitting on a car, and for the life of me, I've no idea where that train took him. I thought he'd returned to Delhi, except two minutes later, Humpty leapt off the car and ran to Kavya's house. Which is in Ambala. Either Humpty is secretly Mister Incredible — they have the same body shape — or he took a train to nowhere.

There's not much that surprises you in Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania, except for when Humpty gets a Facebook alert on his phone that informs him Kavya has got married. He bursts into tears and it's a confusing moment because:

a) seeing Dhawan's face, you might for a second wonder if the projection room's messed something up and you're watching Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

b) who on earth updates their Facebook while doing their phera?

For most part, Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania is a fun, but bland and forgettable film. Its real failure is that this tribute to DDLJ doesn't have any characters or moments that stay with you. In its time, DDLJ was filled with clichés too, but it packaged them in situations that made them endearing, memorable and new. Humpty Sharma ki Dulhania, to quote one of the film's better lines, is a "100% original fake" and you can't help wondering, for all its laughs, why anyone bothered to make this film when re-runs of DDLJ exist.

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