Guest Iin London

Movie Review
Release on: Jul 07, 2017

Movie name	:	Guest Iin London
Genres	:	Comedy, Romance
Run time	:	132 min
Produced by	:	Kumar Mangat Pathak Abhishek Pathak
Directed by	:	Ashwani Dhir
Music by	:	Raghav Sachar Amit Mishra
Writers	:	Ashwani Dhir
Cinematography	:	Sudhir K. Chaudhary
Edited by	:	Manan Sagar
Production	:	Panorama Studios
Countries	:	India

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Stars : Kartik Aaryan, Kriti Kharbanda, Paresh Rawal, Tanvi Azmi, Sonia Albizuri, Ayesha Ali, Ize Amadasun, Manoj Anand, Giorgia Andriani, Deepshikha Arora, Hitanshu Arora, Jason Ash, Raj Awasti, Amanda Baagenholm, Safron Beck, Mohammed Blake, Armani Bo, James Boyd, Catalina Caraus, Tina Chandorkar, Kelsey Charan, Mohit Chhabra, Bob Cockbill, Jules Cooke, Eva Crankson, Ajay Devgn, Courage Emeka, Chloe Rose Fisher, Geet Gholap, Taj Gill, Rod Glenn, Ashish Gole, Tommie Grabiec, Karolina Grzegorek, Metin Hassan, Anjana Hindocha, Minaxi Hira, Jasmin Hoinka, Mrunal Jain, Amrita Jazzmyn, Atul Kale, Jess Kaur, Kavel Kaur, Naveen Kaushik, Caroline Koziol, Dimple Kumar, Sylvester Livingstone, Tori Lyons, Rohini Makwana, Soni Marwah, Sanjay Mishra, Bharat Mistri, Kellyann Mitchell, Atul Modha, Harsha Morarji, Parvinder Nandhra, Lim Nicole, Nick Pillow, Sarah Pitts, Brian Potter Jr., Cav Powell, Kamal Prabhakar, Donna Preston, Karen Price, Shiva Rai, Priscilla Riot, Scott Rodrigues, Nick Salsbury, Stephen Samson, Anna Satchit, Harmeet Sawhney, Atul Sharma, Divya Sharma, Vinita Sharma, Amrit Sidhu, Amanda Smith, Alexandra Starkey, Arevika Stepanian, Wendy Michelle Taylor, Scarlett Tobin, Vandana Tomar, Tinnie Tong, Dave Watts, Stuart Whelan, Zoe Woodruff, Lukasz Wrzolek, Mansoor Zahid, Dre Zengarta

Story : A young couple in London struggle to live with their estranged aunt and uncle, who overstay their welcome.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Guest iin London goes against everything the movie industry has been trying to accomplish in the recent past.

It spends 2 hours and 18 minutes hitting CTRL+Z on the kind of experimental storytelling, fresh writing and gender balance that the industry has been striving towards.

Instead, it gives us men talking down to women, nonchalant racism, forced gay humour and a buttload of fart jokes. So much so that Paresh Rawal’s character recites a minutes-long “ghazal” about farts. The movie covers toilet humour extensively from poop and pee jokes, right up to kidney stones.

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