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The Times of India

Reviewed by: Ronak Kotecha | Rating:

'Luka Chuppi' is a situational comedy from the word go. And the situation in question is live-in relationships. What starts as a news story for a local reporter Guddu, turns into his own love story with hilarious complications. But peddling along are a host of other societal issues like misogyny, gender inequality, caste bias and moral policing that are tackled in a funny and harmless way. However, there is hardly a dull moment in the film that never takes itself too seriously. Read full review

Moviekoop

Reviewed by: Ravi Mondeti | No rating in stars

Set in a small town of Mathura, Lukka Chuppi a couple (Karthik and Kriti) who decides to get into a live-in relationship. In a series of lies and misunderstandings, their families get to know that they are already married. Though their families have accepted them but they didn't had a real marriage yet. will they succeed in getting Truly married? forms rest of the plot. Read full review

India Today

Reviewed by: Samrudhi Ghosh | Rating:

Guddu Shukla (Kartik Aaryan) is a star reporter at a cable news channel in Mathura. He falls in love with Rashmi Tiwari (Kriti Sanon), an intern and the daughter of the Mathura chief of the Sanskriti Suraksha Manch, a right-wing outfit that takes pride in beating up young lovers and 'upholding Indian culture'. (Anti-Romeo Squad, anyone?) Read full review