Kill Dil
Tags: romantic

Plot synopsis:
Tutu (Ali Zafar) and Dev (Ranveer Singh) are two orphans who were raised by a local gangster Bhaiyaji (Govinda) to be assassins. Their life takes a turn when they meet Disha (Parineeti Chopra) at a club and she and Dev fall in love with each other. Dev's indifference towards work starts irritating Bhaiyaji, but Tutu defends Dev. When Dev is unable to kill one of their targets, he decides to change his life. This enrages Bhaiyaji and he threatens to kill Dev. Tutu intervenes and suggests Dev to look out for a job but should accompany him every time Bhaiyaji calls them to give killing contracts.
Tutu gets Dev a fake MBA degree which helps Dev join an insurance company. Dev and Disha make plans to get married, while Disha is unaware of Dev's past. Bhaiyaji on learning the truth about Dev's job decides to play a trick to get him back. He sends one of his goons, Batuk, to kill Dev and also informs Tutu. He also calls up Disha and tells her about Dev and Tutu's real identity. Just when Batuk is about to kill Dev, Tutu shoots him down in front of Disha. Disha is shocked with the reality and breaks up with Dev, only to break down privately. This results in Dev again becoming an assassin.
Bhaiyaji gives them a fresh contract to kill his arch enemy Baban Pehlwan. Dev and Tutu record a video telling the tale of how they became gangsters and send it to Disha. During a shootout, Dev is again unable to fire the gun and gets shot. Tutu takes him to the hospital, where after an operation, Dev finds Disha waiting for him and they both reconcile. Bhaiyaji gets killed by Baban Pehlwan. Dev and Disha get married while Tutu has a job interview in the same insurance company with a fake MBA degree.

Review: 'Kill Dil' Directed by Shaad Ali has a brisk first-hour, but a bland & boring second, which acts as a deterrent.
'Kill Dil' Synopsis: Two killers – Tutu (Ali Zafar) and Dev (Ranveer Singh) were nurtured by Bhaiyaji (Govinda) who trained them to be sharp shooters.
Things take an unexpected turn when Dev falls in love with Disha (Parineeti Chopra) and decides to leave his violent life.
Music by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy is melodious, but the songs pop-up unnecessarily in the narrative.Performance-Wise: Ranveer Singh is in terrific form, yet again!
90's masala popcorn films are back thanks to movies like Wanted , Dabangg , Rowdy Rathore.
Kill Dil tries hard to entertain you but falls flat on the face.Kill Dill tells the story of two orphans raised by a godfather who turns out to be hit-men.
Things go wrong after one of them falls in love with a girl and leaves the gang to lead a peaceful and normal life away from guns and violence.From the director of Bunty aur Babli and Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, not much was expected from Shaad Ali. The lousy direction , insensible screenplay and terrible story gives you a headache which you never asked especially from stars like Parineeti Chopra, Renveer Singh and Govinda.
Ranveer Singh and Parineeti Chopra disappoints big time.
it doesn't rely on endless and pointless stunts to form the narrative as many recent blockbusters haveSure it's not perfect, the story has a familiarity to it (but what film doesn't these days?) and there are a couple of cringe-worthy moments; but I'd rather watch Kill Dil over again than many of the other half-baked 'blockbuster' efforts clocking up the rupee signs over the last 12 months.Do yourself a favour, ignore the reviews and go check it out for yourself- you might be pleasantly surprised..
Plus Point: Kkkk Kill Kill Dddd Dil Dil, Actually the entire music album, Ranveer Singh's madness, Funny dialogues of first half, Song's picturization, Some one liners & the best part of Kill/Dil is Govinda.
Lyrics by Gulzar & Music by Shankar-Ehesan-Loy are the things which made the director-producers to make a film called Kill Dil. Seriously, there is no story line.
Overall, this movie offers you new Govinda and some new one liners or you can say good comedy.
True, it had way too many songs and the second half crumbled..but shaad Ali has made a decent movie.
Performance wise, the two actors that stood out..were govinda and Ali zafar.
Ranveer singh was good but with Ali zafar sharing screen space, I wasn't able to focus on ranveer.
could watch for one time if you are fan of actors then after watching u may regret some of the story and think about what you saw especially in the second half .
do not regret if u missed the film wait a month and watch happily from your own couch on the T.V sets.Songs may be one time watchable probably you tube music videos may be sufficient enough.
With near-no dull moment, movie is expected to have decent success and could be seen twice.After Saathiya (2002), Bunty Aur Babli(2005), Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (2007) Kill Dill is likely to be Shaad Ali's best movie as a director.
Parineeti Chopra looks a million dollars and plays her part with ease, however I think she needs to consider different types of roles that challenge her.
Overall Kill Dil is worth the watch for sure, and certainly go watch it for the performances, especially Ranveer's..
An actor like you, for whom girls will die for, choose this script to show your power packed acting or just you only try to make Aditya Chopra happy?
N Parineeti if stereotyped smile n eye rotations are the criteria for your getting movies , please take rest for few days and learn acting first.Old story, poor songs (not a single one you remember before the next one ), failed back ground score and not but least a PATHETIC SCRIPT ."A COMPLETE DISASTER" Shaad Ali you completely killed my Dill.
Rest in peace Kill/DillNote: (For which now I may be criticize) : Ali Zafar , your new style make you look like Indian Johnny Depp.
Ranveer Singh is good but not in emotional scenes at all.
From the first look of its promo, Kill Dill brought an implicit association with the Quentin Tarantino brand of pulp fiction - heroes in cool leather jackets and dark sunglasses, slow-mo gunshots against a pale-yellow textured template, sly humor, whistle score akin to cowboys genre and an undercurrent of gleeful violence that runs through the narrative.And with an interesting line-up of actors , it appeared as if director Shaadi Ali was in a serious attempt to resurrect his image after the disastrous Jhoom Barabar Jhoom.Despite a promising start and a premise ripe with potential,Kill Dill fizzes out like a con cracker.Set in the hinterland, somewhere in the Delhi-NCR suburbs, it tells the story of two friends, Dev(Ranveer Singh) and Tutu(Ali Zafar) who are raised by the grizzly don, Bhaiyaji(Govinda)when he finds these two orphans lying in a garbage dump , to become contract shooters.Without much of insights, we are given glimpses of the camaraderie between these two boys and their fetish for bullets and beer.Shaad establishes the fact they have a tough exterior but soft at heart.All is well till Dev falls in love with the vivacious Disha(Parineeti Chopra) who rehabilitates criminals for a career but is oblivious of Dev's tinted past.Conscience hits Dev and he decides to abandon the world of crime, which doesn't go well with Bhaiyaji.Should I go ahead with the plot?
Well,its a pure cliché, which is churned into a cauldron of romance, ample naach-gaana,daru-shaaru and action.A lot of energy is infused by the flamboyant Ranveer who proves his mettle at comedy yet again with terrific one-liners.He is ably armed with the perky and piquant Parineeti who is effortless as far as the acting chops go , but crippled with outrageous styling and ill-sketched characterization.A series of SMS exchanges between the duo provides genuine 'LOL' moments.Equally noteworthy is the job interview sequence which lands Ranveer up in desperation to crack.Ali Zafar provides the balancing act here with his self-restrain while Govinda makes a praise-worthy comeback in a negative role.In fact, with the catchy soundtracks ( Shankar-Ehsaan- Loy)and the veteran's signature steps, it does manage to keep you in the groove.In spite of all these positives, Kill Dill is muddled with a hackneyed script and over-simplistic treatment which doesn't give any depth to the characters and you know you are tricked only when it ends abruptly , after running a little more than two hours.If you want to know my verdict, I would label it as another Yashraj flick with an infamous 'style over substance' tag.Rating :2.5/5.
On a lazy sunday afternoon switched on Amazon prime and decided to watch Ranveer Singh's KILL/DILL.
It had laughs, good bonding between Ali and ranveer.
Govinda And Ali Zafar have done good job..
This movie was so entertaining but I loved the movie I watched this movie four years ago in 2014 Superb storyline great screenplay good editing good direction Songs are really impressive Ranveer was superb Ali was fine parneeti does well govinda is superb as the villain 7/10 This movie is definitely worth watching for every audience.
this movie has everything its a complete masala movie,the songs are superb,gulzar saab and SEL are superb,the comedy in the movie actually makes u laugh and not like non sense comedy which we see in movies now a days and then they make 200 crores its much better than that 200 crore movies actors are good in the movie and fit their bill.
this movie is a must watch movie every1 needs to see this movie,u will rarely see a movie which has combination of super music,amazing lyrics,good story,very good acting,and some sense making comedy.
It's like GUNDAY's script rewritten with few new characters & released as a fresh film to fool the audience yet again..
So here is a brief account of what they showed us in their promos and what the film had in its 2 hours of duration offering simply nothing of that sort, ridiculing the audience yet again.Keeping a title inspired from Quentin Tarantino's cult classic KILL BILL, if you think they tried to follow anything related to that film in execution, storytelling or else, then forget about it completely since the film is not even interested in that.Looking at the exciting promos, if you are expecting a great time with the trio and a lovely lady enacting on a fresh script from the team, then you are gravely mistaken as YRF Studios have just rehashed their mediocre GUNDAY, converting it into a lousy love story presenting it as a new release, considering the audience as a bunch of dumb minds sitting in the theaters once again.Considering its unusual cast ensemble if one thinks Govinda is there to make a strong comeback then he or she is going to be hugely disheartened as despite making an honest effort, the veteran remains wasted due to the film's inane writing giving him a confused character, who enters the screen without any great build up and then suddenly starts singing & dancing like a professional performer ruining his own persona of a Don. Moreover, after a fine initial 30 minutes with Ranveer, he becomes stereotyped and takes away the major portion of the film ignoring the others.
But apart from these two insertions, KILL DIL simply deserves to be ignored and Shaad Ali really misses the train making such a terrible film, wasting a huge opportunity in hands.
What makes it different are the three men 'Govinda, Ali Zafar Ranveer Singh' !!!
Shaad Ali's Direction is good.
Ali Zafar supports Ranveer, wonderfully.Parineeti Chopra looks gorgeous & delivers a fair performance..
The movie has fallen flat in every aspects, be it the story or the acting or the direction, the movie fails to expectation on every angle i.e., everything was disastrous.I would also like to make a comment on the lead actors.
Lost script, refreshing dialogs and plenty of melodrama, typical Yash Raj, Kill Dil had everything that a bollywood masala movie must have except for the X-Factor of the selective stars, maybe the aura of the legends that makes inconsequentially ordinary films work like charm.
Songs were interesting, but you don't go watching films to listen to songs do you, we do not anymore live in the 60s and 70s Ali Zafar remains in a freeze on his Pakistani TV Series style of acting and a monotonous and now quite boring dialog delivery, he seems to be a fish out of the water with every passing film.
Hasn't Ranveer Singh been playing the same typical roles in last 3-4 movies of his?
We have already seen countless movies based on the theme on which Kill Dill is set up.Ranveer Singh is wasted so is Parineeti Chopra.Chopra has made a very bad choice this time.There was nothing to do for her.
Music is below average except the title track.Please avoid this movie.
Bollywood needs some original ideas of its own, rather than borrowing 20-year-old concepts from the United States, if it wants to be a serious competitor in any real market.Kill Dil, a movie about assassins, tries to compensate for its real lack of a plot by adding over- the-top cinematic sequences and Bollywood A-list actors.
As India struggles to find an identity that will suit the younger and more socially liberal generation, Bollywood aims to balance modernized notions such as open affection and a playboy lifestyle with traditional ideals, and finds its niche as it has so many times before, in what films used to look like in the mid 90's.What would have been the saving grace for Kill Dil would have been an original plot that, as so many blockbuster movies have done, deviated from stale concepts to provide a fresh perspective on what should be an exciting profession..
Ranveer and Parineeti is great in the movie with their romance and comedy, their combination is awesome, Ali zafar did good as supporting And Govinda brings life to the movie with his powerful and comedy dialogues with new villain expressions.
The story, lets consider it has one is about two hit man Dev (Ranveer Singh) and Tutu (Ali Zafar) who owe their life to Bhaiyaji (Govinda) because Bhaiyaji literally picked them up from dustbins and has raised them to be his hit men.Bhaiyaji calls them occasionally and hands them their target and which they finish off easily but who will kill us and free us from those poor jokes that Bhaiyaji cracks.
20 minutes into the movie after all the back story a song and some gun shots, of which not even one hits our hero's we meet Disha(Parineeti Chopra) who takes home a goon who saved from another goon for a after party at her friends home.
If anyone need rehabilitation its the audience after watching this film.So Dev falls for her.
Bollywood movies have reached a point where the less logic you apply the more you enjoy the film.
Frankly speaking, I went to watch this film only for Govinda as I wanted to watch him in a new avatar after many years.
The trailers looked good so I had expectations from it, but what turned out was a complete mess of a movie.
Govinda, undoubtedly the most powerful actor of the film was made to sit on a rooftop for most parts of the film by the director and growl orders to his henchmen played by Ranveer and Ali Zafar and crack lame jokes with them.
While he may have given his full effort to make himself look menacing as Bhaiyaji, the director Shaad Ali wasted it by his poor direction.
I am not a fan of Ranveer Singh, but his performance in this movie is good and has given it much needed energy.
Ali Zafar mostly keeps quiet throughout which is a good thing.
I gave Kill Dil 4 stars because of 1.Govinda, 2.Ranveer's effort, 3.the title track, 4.Gulzar's lyrics.
Dev (ranveer) and Tutu (ali zafar) are professional killers who are raised from the streets by Bhaiyaji (govinda) and trained for that job.
They look upon him like their God and at one point Dev ends up saving Disha (parineeti) who was once a criminal.
The interval bang was neat and the second half was good but ending was way too abrupt.Overall, Kill Dil is predictable and run of the mill, but its still entertaining and fun at many intervals.
The ending to was abrupt but the film had Govinda in fine form....
the scene in movie are more or less predictable.This made viewers unsatisfied where they wanted to see more story and more good ending.
Govinda played well as per the role offered, but still I believe he is not a perfect choice for the role and it would have been offered to some other actor like Jackie Shroff or his role would have been made more stronger giving him more screen presence and better screenplay and definitely movie would have been taken to a new level.
Govinda played well as per the role offered, but still I believe he is not a perfect choice for the role and it would have been offered to some other actor like Jackie Shroff or his role would have been made more stronger giving him more screen presence and better screenplay and definitely movie would have been taken to a new level.
Over all it is worth watching and all four lead actors leave their mark with good performance..
Over all it is worth watching and all four lead actors leave their mark with good performance..
Kill dil is the same old fashioned story which has been used several times in bollywood.Dev and Tutu are orphans who were nurtured by Bhayaji,a crime boss and now works for him.Dev falls in love with a girl.According to bhaiyaji love is like a barrier in this occupation.Now what will happen of Dev?Will he be able to get his love?For answer of these questions you have to watch the movie.The story is nothing new but screenplay is crisp.The chemistry between Ali zafar and Ranveer singh is very good.Both were truly awesome.They should choose better scripts to show their flair.Parineeti chopra had nothing much to do in the movie.No doubt she is one of the most talented actress of new generation but she has used in this movie as a fill up.Govinda was neither bad nor good.One liners of the movie were good.Climax of the movie has been wrapped in a hurry which fades away the influence of the movie.Music was average and direction was below average.Directors should think something new and make film on good scripts.Overall a decent one.......
The movie has got a beautiful touch of YRF and Shaad's directions have created a new magic throughout the film.
The movie has got a beautiful touch of YRF and Shaad's directions have created a new magic throughout the film.
Ranveer Singh and Ali Zafar's performances were not as good.
Ranveer Singh and Ali Zafar's performances were not as good.
Story: Dev (Ranveer Singh) and Tutu (Ali Zafar) work as Bhaiyaji's (Govinda) henchmen.
Dev, despite being an ordinarily written, seen-too- many-times-before sort of character, Ranveer adds his own touch of sincerity to the role.Parineeti Chopra is great in her role.
I am a victim of my own expectations when it comes to her.Ali Zafar cannot act.
It would have been interesting to watch him and Ranveer squabbling more like that intense, momentous 8 minute monologue.
Such sparks are rare in the film.Direction & Screenplay: Shaad Ali's long sabbatical since Jhoom Barabar Jhoom did help him.
While, the music of the film is good, there is too much of it.
Despite good performances by Ranveer and Govinda, the film is a victim of bad writing more than a bad story, and wobbly direction which couldn't guide the ship right.