He's a delight to watch as the patriarch who doesn't give a damn about his grandson's marriage to a girl seemingly not suited for him. But he isn't a sanskari Babuji here but a man who likes to drink, smoke and cuss to his heart's content. There's also Alok Nath in the film, playing Titus' grandfather. In fact, director Ranjan has given his inspiration away through an in-joke. The film can be said to be a crooked version of Hum Aapke Hain Koun.! Two families sitting down and planning a big fat Indian Wedding, and later taking part in various wedding related activities echo the Rajashri Productions' mega blockbuster. How he sets out to rescue his bro from the scheming vamp forms the crux of the tale.ДЄs said earlier, the storyline is kind of misogynistic but if can overlook that gaping flaw the film does carry a few laughs. Fed up by all his failed romances, Titu agrees to go for an arranged marriage, only for Sonu to find out that his would-be Bhabhi, Sweety (Nusrat Bharucha) is the biggest manipulator he has encountered so far. Titu (Sunny Singh) is a softie when it comes to girls and is forever being rescued by Sonu (Kartik Aaryan). Sonu and Titu are childhood friends, almost like brothers. Yes, the formula does induce a few laughs but there are other ways to make comedy films, isn't it?ДЄs one can see from the title, Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety is a love triangle with a difference. One wonders why in all his films, be it the present one or in Pyaar Ka Punchnama 1 and 2 women are painted in negative shades and men are always insecure. Given the stance of his films, one can also call it a all women are gold-diggers or all women are manipulative bitches movement. So he has started a one man anti-romance crusade. If you're doing great in terms of work, that's the price you've to give.' Kartik recalled, when he was doing Pyaar Ka Punchnama lot of people suggested him to not take up the film as it was helmed by a new director and also the fact that it was a multi-starrer and he will not get noticed.Luv Ranjan it seems is fed up of all the romances our film industry has been spewing out since eternity. 'Life of an actor is not his or hers, it's everyone's life. While he credited director Luv Ranjan for creating this persona of a 'loveable relatable hero' Kartik also admitted that living the life of an actor with or without the baggage of an image is not easy. I'm happy being the relatable hero,' he said. They identify with me and remember the nuances of my characters. 'I'm still at the start of my career and don't feel 'I've arrived.' People relate to my characters and see me in a different way. In an interview, Kartik said despite achieving his share of success he is happy that the audience has loved him at a time when he is still trying to create his own niche in the film industry. His last released film was Guest Iin London which got negative reviews. But he bounced back with Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2.

While Kartik's 2011 debut Pyaar Ka Punchnama went on to become a sleeper hit giving him critical and commercial acclaim his next two projects, Akaash Vani and Kaanchi bombed at the box office. After facing few initial failures, Kartik Aaryan is now happy to have reached a place where he can call himself a 'relatable hero'.

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