Fukrey (2013)

Hindi 2 hrs 17 mins Comedy
66 %
Total Reviews: 32
Sahi: 21 Nahi: 11

Review Summary: FUKREY is a twisted and delectably uproarious take on the shortcuts the youth of today indulge in.

Average Critic Rating: (2.81)
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Est. Box Office Collection: 38.8 CR

Plot: The film is set in Delhi, where four 'Fukrey' (a colloquial Punjabi term for slackers) boys, [ 8 ] come together to make easy money. The group includes two school backbenchers, Hunny ( Pulkit Samrat ) and Choocha ( Varun Sharma ), who are perpetually dreaming of making it big. They... Read more

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FUKREY is a twisted and delectably uproarious take on the shortcuts the youth of today indulge in.
Bollywood Hungama
Fumbling with the 'Dilli' cliche
Indian Express
The film's garnished with some truly original laugh-out-loud moments and the desi brand of humour is 'paisa vasool'.
Mid-Day
Cast:Pulkit Sharma, Varun Sharma, Richa ChaddaDirector:Mrigdeep Singh LambaFour slackers in Delhi seeking fast cash make a deal with a ruthless don. But when things go wrong, as they inevitably do, they must pay the price for it. That familiar premise get
IBN 
Four Dilli college boys find themselves in a bizarre situation while trying to make quick bucks to pursue their dreams.
Times of India
You could skip it!
Koi Moi
Here's another movie about Delhi loafers.
SIFY
Fukrey, at two hours plus, is in danger at times of overstaying its welcome. But the audience remains involved all the way through owing primarily to the endearing quality that the four young male actors bring to the table. The four boys are distinguished
NDTV 
Right from the inception our Hindi films use to be mostly Mumbai based, but with rise of multiplex era films with other cities as its backdrop also came in prominence, especially Delhi. Even before, there were films with Delhi as its backdrop, but the who
Movie Zadda
‘Fukrey’ creates memorable characters and some sadi dilli nostalgia but the film never really becomes more than the sum of its parts. 
Yahoo India
Lali, Hunny and Choocha desperately want to get into the college (Hunny and Choocha fantasize about riding in on horses) but none have the grades. The leaked exam papers cost Rs.
Hindustan Times 
Shortcut Romeos
Rajeev Masand
FUKREY mirrors the mindset of the youth of today who look for shortcuts to raise funds as well attain their targets/dreams. Nevertheless, unlike the aforesaid movies, this one makes no political statement, nor does it tackle larger than life issues. Even though the premise/subject material may give an impression that it's a serious fare, the director and writers Vipul Vig and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba strike a fine balance between solemn and humorous. Frankly, the objective is to keep the spectator amused and FUKREY succeeds in this endeavor largely
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Andhra & Telangana Wishesh
The funny antics and crazy situations lacked the punch
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BookMyShow
The trendsetters of modern day friendship Excel Entertainment (Dil Chahta Hai, Rock On, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara) set their latest ode to Buddyisims 'Fukrey' in saddi dilli where it doesn,t bother to reinvent the genre and just tries to cook the chucha (read formula) in its punjabi flavor giving the viewers the taste of fun but making their soul search for the memorable satisfaction in this friendship which might have lasted forever..
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India Glitz
Pulkit Samrat and debutant Varun Sharma steal the show!
Bollywood Life
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MSN India
At least, like the four fukreys, the makers did try hard.
India Today
Fukrey is a smartly directed light comedy of four loafers - Hunny, Choocha, Lali, and Zafar - with modest ambitions
Mumbai Mirror
Small and medium budget Bollywood films these days seem to have found a winning formula in the form of Bromance of Buddy films. Films made with this theme have done particularly well. So, it wasn’t a surprise when Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidwani decided
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Indicine
Youthful, entertaining and sensible treat
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Bharat Student
On the whole, Fukrey is an entertaining and enjoyable fare for the youth. It may have started slow but it is bound to pick up on the strength of positive word of mouth. It will do well in the cities and multiplexes. It must be mentioned here that the inve
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Komals Reviews
Young and energetic, but not that cool!
Bollywood Life
Farhan and Ritesh have produced a fresh and entertaining film. Great performances which are both funny and enjoyable. If you loved Kai Po Che or Delhi Belly, this film is definitely for you.
Bolly Spice
Fukrey is yet another addition in the list of movies based on friendship and it pulls it off quite well, delivering laughs and serving some crackling moments on screen.
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Fukrey may not be a Rock On!! or Dil Chahta Hai but the new-age relatable bromance and humour that has you in splits all the time makes it for a great watch.
Now Running
Quirky with good comic punches!
Bollywood Life
Fukrey has some commendable performances and very witty humor. The film can get a little slow in the first half, but get through that and you will be rewarded. This is a young and humorous entertainer.
Bollywood 3
Fukrey is an entertaining and enjoyable fare for the youth. It may have started slow but it is bound to pick up on the strength of positive word of mouth.
ETC
It is the story of two teenage-boys Choocha ( Varun Sharma) and Hunny (Pulkit Samrat) who are raring to go to this happening college in town  which includes the best looking girls among its many perks.
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What works in a Bollywood film when Salman Khan, a item number starring Katrina's midriff or one song on each conceivable human mood doesn't? No, it's not Shah Rukh Khan reciting greeting card-poetry.
First Post
Fukrey is an entertaining and enjoyable fare for the youth. It may have started slow but it is bound to pick up on the strength of positive word of mouth. It will do well in the cities and multiplexes.
ETC