7cb1d79195 Abandoned when young, Bhaiyaji gives shelter to Dev and Tutu. A game of defiance, deception and love follows when free-spirited Disha enters their life. Once upon a time in North India, two killers - Dev and Tutu, roamed free. Abandoned when young and vulnerable, Bhaiyaji gave them shelter and - nurtured them to kill. All is normal in their lives until destiny throws free-spirited Disha into the mix. What follows is a game of defiance, deception and love. Played by Ranveer Singh (Dev), Ali Zafar (Tutu), Parineeti Chopra (Disha) and Govinda (Bhaiyaji), Kill Dil is an entertaining thriller about guns and romance. Another Bollywood film that makes no sense at all. from comic angle to an extent first half may be a time pass for the people . but as the film progressed its harder to sustain such a boring film. 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. One word Comic mostly first half Painful boring narration in the latter parts. This may be just another old story packaged and presented anew..but, it is way better than the happy new year's or the ram Leela's. I enjoyed the movie from the word go. True, it had way too many songs and the second half crumbled..but shaad Ali has made a decent movie. It was a tribute to the Tarantino style of movie making..not a copy. 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. His baritone, swag and expressions were superb. Govinda was fabulous as the menacing bhaiyyaji. Parineeti tried too hard. And it came through. Her roles was also written badly. The ending was terrible though. It was one of those mass pleasers and did not fit in with the rest of the twisted story. Ali zafar's character was suddenly reduced to a bungling idiot at the end. I still give this movie a 8..for me it was way way better than the illogical masala potboilers our directors keep churning out without an iota of creativity, story or fresh appeal.
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