‘Bhool Chuk Maaf’ Twitter Reviews Out!

After postponing its release, Bhool Chuk Maaf, starring Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi, has finally hit the big screen — and the early reactions are positive.Originally slated for a May 9 release, the Karan Sharma-directed comedy-drama faced a delay following political tensions which also gave way to legal drama the production house Maddock Films and multiplex giants.W

ith the legal matters put to rest, and the film arriving in cinemas today, the early reviews coming in seems to justify the long wait. With all the buzz about the film from fans on social media, it is shaping up to be one of the year’s most endearing family entertainers — a feel-good film with laughs, lessons, and lots of heart. Film critic Taran Adarsh took to X writing, “#OneWordReview… #BhoolChukMaaf: HEARTWARMING.

A feel-good tale with entertaining moments and some good humour... Loses grip post-interval, but the solid finale redeems it... Good watch!”Another fan tweet read, "A mix of funny gags and good scenes, but marred by a repetitive and flat screenplay"Still another rated the film as, "engaging, while also lacking nuance. Narrative and Direction: The film's unique premise of a time loop in a romantic setting has been noted as refreshing. However, some reviewers felt that the execution fell short, citing predictability and stagnant writing as"Another said, "Bhool Chuk Maaf offers a light-hearted experience with moments of humour and emotional depth.

While it may not be groundbreaking, it provides an enjoyable watch for fans of romantic comedies."Set against a backdrop of familial chaos and second chances, Bhool Chuk Maaf tells a story wrapped in humour and emotion. Rajkummar and Wamiqa are also winning praised for their performances, with fans buzzing about their on-screen chemistry.The film’s official handle joined in on the excitement with a poetic promotional post, "Ranjan aur Titli hain taiyaar... Pahuch chuke hain sabhi rishtedaar... Bas aapka hai intezaar... Toh aaiye theatres mein seh parivaar."

Prior to its theatrical release, Maddock had briefly shifted plans for an OTT premiere on May 16, prompting PVRInox to sue the studio for breach of contract, citing losses of Rs 60 crore. However, the legal row was amicably resolved.