Chup Chup Ke has an extremely high slapstick quotient, bur plenty of romance as well, and some very beautiful and extravagant sequences of dance and singing. The set-up is long but the pay-off is rewarding as the strands of the plot begin to make sense in the second half of this Bollywood romantic comedy of the customary length. It’s best to double-check with the box office at Tinseltown South because at times during the past few days there has been some last-minute shuffling of schedules.

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