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Watch: Deepika, Ranbir look great in Tamasha's 'Matargashti' but what's new in that?
All we have been seeing of Tamasha so far is how well the lead pair gets along.

Yes, yes, we get it. Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor's have crackling chemistry. But you know what they say, too much of something makes it boring.And that's exactly how we feel about Tamasha's new song 'Matargashti'. It's like Ranbir and Deepika were told, "just pretend like you're having the best time in the world." Pretend being the operative word here. We can't deny that both Ranbir and Deepika look good, but what's new in that?[caption id="attachment_2461996" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Screengrab from the trailer[/caption]The song itself is alright, with Mohit Chauhan's vocals and a catchy tune, but it feels like all we have been seeing of Tamasha so far is how well the lead pair gets along, how amazing they look together and the same thing shown over and over again.'Matargashti' is quirky, but very predictable, and leaves you craving something more, and not just a chicken dance all over a beautiful French city.After watching the trailer of Tamasha, it may be safe to say that we've seen enough of Ranbir and Deepika's quirky anecdotes while in Corsica. But what happens next? We're all waiting to see what happens once Ranbir and Deepika's characters get over their honeymoon phase. Guess we'll only find out on 27 November. (Well done, Imtiaz Ali)One of the few memorable things about 'Matagashti' though is Ranbir Kapoor's mimicry of Dev Anand, which he does effortlessly and well.Watch the song here:
Screengrab from the trailer[/caption]The song itself is alright, with Mohit Chauhan's vocals and a catchy tune, but it feels like all we have been seeing of Tamasha so far is how well the lead pair gets along, how amazing they look together and the same thing shown over and over again.'Matargashti' is quirky, but very predictable, and leaves you craving something more, and not just a chicken dance all over a beautiful French city.After watching the trailer of Tamasha, it may be safe to say that we've seen enough of Ranbir and Deepika's quirky anecdotes while in Corsica. But what happens next? We're all waiting to see what happens once Ranbir and Deepika's characters get over their honeymoon phase. Guess we'll only find out on 27 November. (Well done, Imtiaz Ali)One of the few memorable things about 'Matagashti' though is Ranbir Kapoor's mimicry of Dev Anand, which he does effortlessly and well.Watch the song here:First Published:Oct 09, 2015, 14:20:25 IST
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