Title DossierComedy

She Smiles, She's Snared!

ComedyRomance

Nikhil is re-introduced to Meeta nearly ten years after their first meeting. Now, as Nikhil has one week to prove himself worth enough to marry Meeta's sister Karishma, the old acquaintances become quite close to each other.

Year

2014

Duration

2h 21m

IMDb

6.8

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Cast

VM

Vinil Mathew

Director

Sidharth Malhotra

Nikhil Bhardwaj

Parineeti Chopra

Meeta

Cast

VM

Vinil Mathew

Director

Sidharth Malhotra

Nikhil Bhardwaj

Parineeti Chopra

Meeta

Adah Sharma

Karishma

Manoj Joshi

Devesh Solanki - Meeta and Karishma's Father

Sharat Saxena

S.B Bharadwaj - Nikhil's Father

Neena Kulkarni

Nikhil's mother

Sameer Sharma

Abhay

AG

Aariyan Gupta

Vipul's Son

AU

Amita Udgata

Aunty Kaveri

AS

Anshikaa Shrivastava

Young Meeta

AS

Ansh Sharma

Abhay's Son

Anil Charanjeett

Abhinandan - the Kanpur Idol

BC

Bhavna Chauhan

Gargi

DG

Devika Gidwani

Saro

DJ

Dhanika Jaggi

Lacho

DD

Dimple Danda

Deeksha

HS

Hetal Shah

Young Karishma

DB

Divya Bhatia

A B Sahay

HK

Harshavardhan Kulkarni

Writer

Anurag Kashyap

Writer

PN

Purva Naresh

Writer

VM

Vinil Mathew

Writer

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Angella ChawJan 28, 2026

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Samuel TwumasiAug 20, 2024

Though i get what style this film was going for but the director lost sight of the theme. Though I get the rules he was trying to break...he wasn't consistently breaking them. Also the whole manic pixie dream character was so irritating and poorly directed. She had no real depth to her character and every time she bit her lip to display her quirkyness or whatever I straight up wanted to punch her in the face. I can't believe how annoying her character was and straight up not believable but a caricature. This seems like a big budget film so frikin do better.

Tutorial.dancingAug 20, 2024

It had been a longtime since I opined about a Bollywood movie, the reasons for which happens to be its duration and there was nothing that caught my attention or even the slightest bit of intrigue. So let me just a stretch a bit. Hasee Toh Phasee was something I initially turned my back on thinking its your usual romcom then I decided to give it a chance, just for Parineeti Chopra. It was anything BUT your usual romcom. There were indeed antiques of it from time to time but it was much more enjoyable thanks to the film's slightly artsy production. Unlike the typical Bollywood romcoms 'cheesy' had not been served hot from frame one but as I said there were scenes that constantly reminded you that you were indeed watching one. Parineeti Chopra just steals the show. She'd already proved her talents with her debutante performance in Ladies Vs Ricky Behl and through out her career till date she has done nothing but racked up commendation. She never did really improve. Why? Coz there was no need for improvisation. She was doing the best, bringing her own brand of acting to whichever roles she played in. And in Hasee Toh Phasee's oddball, innocent Meeta, is the more diverse side of her acting we get to see. I haven't seen Sidharth Malhotra's Student of The Year so I had nothing to compare his performance to and I found it a good thing. I was in for Parineeti and I got served but what surprised me was Sidharth as well. Sidharth's Nikhil Bhardwaj, despite his cold steel looks, was convincingly acted out. Special mention goes to the strong supporting cast as well, be it Manoj Joshis performance as the subtle and loving father or Ada Sharma's ab initio knockout-turned-bitch. Brownie points goes to that uncredited actor who plays Nikhil's cousin who breaks out into weird Anu Malik acapellas and twitchy dance moves at the slightest excuse. Scenes with him and Nikhil's paranoid ex-cop dad (played by Sharath Saxena) had me in splits. Vishal Dadlani's music had been spot on, catchy tunes further adorns the romance and festive visuals Be it the funky Shake it Like Shammy or the soothing Zehnaseeb, it goes perfectly in sync with it all. And of course it wouldn't be complete if I don't quote something on Drama Queen track and what more to add than its great to shake a leg. Debutant Vinil Mathews' Hasee Toh Phasee is a modestly entertaining movie but not without flaws. A level of Bollywoodism in certain spots borders on mundane and had it not been there I would have loved it even more. Lets not forget that Hasee Toh Phasee becomes a bit tiresome towards the end what with it being victim to our usual chunk of Bollywood cheesiness. But a lot of heartfelt moments and earnest performances overshadows those, making it a pocket-sized enjoyable one time flick. And if it still doesn't sound appealing, watch it for Parineeti's efficaciously riveting performance.

shazia Aug 20, 2024

This movie was one of the worst love stories I have ever watched in my whole life. I never expected this kind of crap with Parineeti Chopra. She has done pretty well performance in three movies Shuddh Desi Romance, Born to Hate... Destined to Love and Ladies vs. Ricky Bahl but let me tell you one thing that this was not her forte. I will never suggest anyone to watch this movie. If I have to punish someone, I will force him to watch this movie frame to frame. The whole idea and script was just far away from reality. I will take it in consideration if it holds the genre of "fantasy" but there is some logic in those kinds of flicks because the director has to convey some message to the viewers. Anyways, I think I am wasting my comments for this crap. Suppose if there is an apocalypse out there and all the DVDs and CDs are burned and one CD is left behind which has the title of "Hasee Toh Phasee (2014)" then don't hesitate just burn it yourself and run away. My Rating: 1/10

Dr Dolor The Special One 🐝Aug 20, 2024

Rom-com flicks are one of genre which has not been experimented in Bollywood much lately. Except for decent Gore Teri Pyar Mein last year, Hasee toh Phasee is refreshing change for Indian audiences who have witnessed an overdose of masala films in 2013. Nikhil (Sidharth Malhotra) is getting to married to Karishma( Adah Sharma). Enters the trouble maker Meeta ( Parineeti Chopra) , sister of Karishma, who was caste away from the family for 7 years. In order to keep his marriage procedures smooth, Nikhil must keep away Meeta away from the family but actually falls in love her. Bollywood movies have always been woven around self-realization of whom you actually love ( believe me it happens only during the wedding ceremony) and Hasee Toh Phasee leaves no stone un-turned with typical bollywood potboiler. Screenplay is decent which is gripping in the first half but poor in the 2nd half. Cinematography is outstanding along with powerful art direction. Songs are just about OK. Silver-lining is the entertainment factor which first-time director Vinil Mathew succeeds in achieving. Few hilarious moments will tickle your funny-bone and that is enough to keep the ship sailing. Hats off to Parineeti Chopra for giving a fabulous performance. She is funny, emotes expressively and does a great job overall. Sidharth Malhotra still has a long way to go in terms of acting though he was better than Student of the year. Adah Sharma was looking gorgeous and was good in a small role. Overall, Hasee toh Phasee has entertainment quotient attached to it despite having few problems. Good 3/5 https://www.facebook.com/FilmyChowk

matselisontsohiAug 20, 2024

I wasn't particularly impressed by Siddharth Malhotra in Student of the Year. On the other hand Parineeti was good in Ishaqzaade and superb in Shuddh Desi Romance. I was eager to see Bollywood's newest pair. They did not disappoint. Siddharth put in a good performance . He looked comfortable in his role. He had good chemistry with Parineeti. I think rom-coms might just be his forte. Parineeti Chopra stole the show. She plays Meeta, a girl who is brilliant but eccentric. Parineeti makes you laugh and cry. Playing such a role would not have been easy for someone who is doing only her fourth film. But she did an excellent job and proved that she is a fine actress. This young lady will go a long way. The plot was predictable but good performances from the leads make this a good movie. 8/10

🥇Zaid hd🥇Aug 20, 2024

The movie has a few flaws. Thing that irritates me the most is when something change suddenly without any reason. Like Parineeti was acting all weird at the start of her character but for no apparent reason all of a sudden starts acting somewhat normal, without any apparent reason, makes you ask why? how come?? Was it because she was in love ??? I give up. That aside, the movie on it's own is watchable and somewhat different. It will definitely appeal to the masses and might just get some attention from the critics. Siddharth in my opinion is a good future prospect. Parineeti has done a good job. The senior actors paid their parts nicely. The surprise package for me was Anil Mange, I think he was brilliant, hats off to him. Songs are appropriate and a few of them will become very popular with the masses. You can watch and enjoy this movie with your family, it may not be the best movie you have seen but will not make you regret watching it either.

👑Royal_kreesh👑Aug 20, 2024

I didn't go in with much expectations for this movie and walked out with a casual "meh." Performances are just average. Parineeti's character needed to be elaborated some more--her performance seemed more of a caricature, while making odd, unnatural faces and expressions. Her character was a good concept, nonetheless--something very different, fresh, and modern. Siddharth was decent but nothing to write home about. He was much better in Student of the Year. Songs are also average. The girl who played the role of Karishma was not too bad but nothing spectacular. What was a bit irksome and left a sour taste in the mouth were some of the subtle values being shown in the film--particularly that it's perfectly justifiable to take as much of your parents' money as you desire (by hook or by crook). I find self-made financial independence more respectable. Also, the climax is extremely farcical. The only two main positives of the film are Parineeti's innovative character, even if its portrayal was average, and the alternative, random humor. When the scene is starting to drag, you unexpectedly encounter some off-beat humor. These two things are what hold your attention in the first half. In the second half, though, particularly in the final scenes, the film loses whatever momentum it has.

Elvira LseAug 20, 2024

Indian film industry should be banned from making movies . All movies i have watched since last three years 99% were nonsense, idiotic, over acting and all were made only for girls .Another love triangle on same nonsense , ancient story used in 90% of Indian movies This is another third class , bakwaas , boring movie like those . Just avoid it at all cost unless you want to have a good day sleep in theater . Same nonsense girly hanging out there and here and man following her , showing his nonsense laggy acting . No idea of what is happening , why is happening .No innovation no new thing just old ghisi pitti story Girl is ugly Hero is mara hua ghada Acting is worst cinematography zero story awful