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Katti Batti

Actor: Imran Khan
Actress: Kangana Ranaut

Genre: Romance
Release Date: 2015-09-18

Cast: Imran Khan, Kangana Ranaut
Director: Nikhil Advani
Producer: Siddharth Roy Kapur
Plot: Katti Batti is a modern day romance that traces young architect Madhav Kabras (Imran Khan) love for the free-spirited Payal (Kangana Ranaut). They make for a perfect couple until a sudden turn of events creates an unanswered distance between them. What follows is a series of events that tests the fate of their relationship.

Katti Batti Review

Rating: 2/5 Stars (Two stars)

Star cast: Imran Khan, Kangana Ranaut

What’s Good: Kangana Ranaut & Imran Khans chemistry in the breezy romantic film works fine and somehow thats the only good thing.

What’s Bad: The plot is extremely poor and done-to-death and I wonder what tweaking was Nikhil Advani talking about. It draws slight inspiration from Sweet November but manages to come nothing close to it. .

Loo Break: First half manageable. Second half as much as you can !

Watch or Not?: Nope! Bollywoo

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Imran Khan and Kangana Ranaut in a still from movie Katti Batti

Description:
Presented in a non-linear pattern the movie starts with Madhav Kabra aka Maddy (Imran Khan) going through a tough time post his break-up with live in girlfriend Payal (Kangana Ranaut). A heavily drunk Maddy mistakenly drinks Phenyl and is rushed to the hospital by his best friend. After this supposed suicide attempt of his everyone around Maddy is trying to explain him that its over with Payal and that he has to forget her.

An unconvinced Maddy wants to confront her and seek answers for their break-up. In the midst of all this we are shown flashbacks of how Payal and Maddy met as college sweethearts and soon headed to Mumbai in a live-in relationship.

Back to the present Maddy learns that Payal is marrying her ex-boyfriend in Delhi. Of course, Maddy catches the next flight to Delhi to confront her. Is Payal still in love with Maddy? Why did they break-up? All of this is left to unfold in a boring second half.