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Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar Movie Review: Alisha Chopra Leads a Spirited and Entertaining Romance
A decent, if unremarkable, watch with a strong lead performance and occasional laughs.

Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar Movie Review: Alisha Chopra Leads a Spirited and Entertaining Romance

A decent, if unremarkable, watch with a strong lead performance and occasional laughs.

Oct 29, 2026 - 10:09
Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar Movie Review: Alisha Chopra Leads a Spirited and Entertaining Romance
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Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar

SeenTick Critique • 2026 • Cinema
3.0 /5.0
Decent Watch
CRITIC VERDICT
"A decent, if unremarkable, watch with a strong lead performance and occasional laughs."
HIGHLIGHTS
  • Strong lead performance from Alisha Chopra
  • Comedic moments with Sparsh Walia
  • Emotional climax
CONSIDERATIONS
  • Pacing issues in the second half
  • Some subplots feel rushed or unnecessary

The reunion of three friends at Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar sets the tone for a narrative that skillfully navigates the ups and downs of love, relationships, and growing up. Director Anuj Saini's attempt at blending romance, comedy, and drama results in a film that is both relatable and occasionally uneven.

Inside Chanderi's Chaos: The Menace of Sarkata

Alisha Chopra, as the strong-willed and independent Chanderi, anchors the film with her effortless charm. Her character's journey from carefree youth to self-discovery is genuine and endearing, making her a standout among the ensemble cast. Sparsh Walia, as the lovable but awkward Sarkata, brings a much-needed comedic relief to the film, often stealing scenes with his expressive eyes and humorous one-liners.

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Rajkummar Rao and Pankaj Tripathi Weaponize Pure Wit

Supporting performances from Sakshi Vaidya, Kunal Vaid, and Sargun Kaur Luthra add depth to the story, though their characters' arcs feel somewhat rushed. Tushar Chhibber, as the well-meaning but awkward friend, fares better in his limited screen time. The cast's chemistry, particularly between Alisha and Sparsh, makes some of the film's more cringe-worthy moments forgivable.

A Bloated Second Half That Still Delivers Laughs

The film's pacing falters in the second half, with some subplots feeling like filler. However, the script's ability to balance humor and heartache is commendable, making the film's climax both emotionally resonant and laugh-out-loud funny.

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SeenTick Film Critique Verdict

A decent, if unremarkable, watch with a strong lead performance and occasional laughs.

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