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Dreadfully Boring

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

In recent times, we've been offered many good Punjabi movies, keeping this in mind along with Sharry Mann's reputation as a singer and the very presence of Binnu Dhillon, I had already conceived a notion that this is gonna be a cracker of a movie. But instead it is just an ordinary movie with fair entertainment value and an extremely simple and predictable story line. The story goes like this: There are two friends, one of whom falls in love with a local girl. After the initial hiccups, he is able to finally express himself with luck enough to get an instant approval. The villain, if I may call him so, is a wannabe singer and also wants to get married with this very girl in order to get his cassette released! The movie ends with finally the original guy getting the permission of lady's father and brother for there wedding.The comedy in the movie is also disappointing, which otherwise is the USP of Punjabi movies. The performance of all the actors is average but may be it is so because they were restricted by a weak script. Although the music and songs are nice, the movie hardly has a potential to keep you gelled with your seats throughout its run!