Women Are Vamps

- Divya Ramnani

- “No one can keep women happy. A happy woman is a myth.”

- “People say that, behind every successful man there is a woman, true. But no one ever says that behind every unsuccessful man, there is also a woman.”

- Every woman at some point of her life realizes that she cannot spend her life without a driver, bodyguard, servant and an ATM machine - and since she cannot afford them all, she searches for a boyfriend.” – The above dialogues are from Pyaar Ka Punchnama.

- In Luv Ranjan’s latest blockbuster Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, Sonu advises Titu to have flings with hot blonde girls instead of settling down with Sweety because, according to him, she was marrying him just for his fortune. …And guess what, the climax ends with Sonu being absolutely correct about his impression of Titu’s girlfriend.

Hey, we absolutely don’t endorse this…but Luv Ranjan obviously does, through his movies. The above lines are a few excerpts from the famous Pyaar Ka Punchnama’s seven minute long monologue, ranted by the highly frustrated boyfriend essayed by Kartik Aaryan about his girlfriend. And guess what, in Luv’s next film Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety too, his impression of women is no better. So why does Luv Ranjan keep portraying women as anti-heroes and men as ever suffering heroes?

The beginning! Let’s start from the beginning… Luv Ranjan, who forayed into Bollywood by directing Pyaar Ka Punchnama in 2011, became a messiah for all the single men who were dumped or those who had girlfriend woes. So powerful was the famous seven-minute rant against women in the film that this particular scene garnered more than a million hits on YouTube. Soon-after his debut film Pyaar Ka Punchnama