Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui

Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui is a 2021 Indian Hindi-language heartfelt dramatization movie coordinated by Abhishek Kapoor and created by T-Series as a team with Guy In The Sky Pictures. Announced in July 2020 the film highlights Ayushmann Khurrana and Vaani Kapoor in lead roles.

It was delivered on 10 December 2021, procuring ₹38.42 crore in the cinematic world , against a spending plan of 40 crores. It was a business disappointment, regardless of getting positive surveys from pundits and crowd. 

The story starts with Manvinder Munjal also known as Manu (Ayushmann Khurrana), a weight lifter and proprietor of a striving rec center. A lady named Maanvi (Vaani Kapoor) is recruited as a Zumba instructor in the exercise center. Her classes draw in clients and make the rec center more well known. Manu is planning for a contest and harms himself, and Maanvi gets him to the medical clinic and afterward home, where she meets his oppressive sisters and his bereft dad and granddad. Manu asks Maanvi out and they bit by bit become companions, then, at that point, darlings. A hot sentiment follows, and Maanvi at last uncovers that she is a trans lady. Manu is shocked and furious, however after a time of contention he battles to comprehend.

Ayushmann Khurrana as Manvinder Munjal also known as Manu

Vaani Kapoor as Maanvi Brar (Manu)

Yash Bhojwani as Little Maanvi (Manu)

Abhishek Bajaj as Sandeep Kasaana otherwise known as Sandy

Kanwaljit Singh as Brigadier Mohinder Brar

Gourav Sharma as Rizwan "Riz"

Gautam Sharma as Jomo

Yograj Singh as Guruji

Aanjjan Srivastav as Braj Munjal, Manu's granddad

Karishma Singh as Akshita

Girish Dhamija as Naveen Munjal, Manu's dad

Tanya Abrol as Preet Munjal, Manu's sister

Sawan Rupowali as Meet Munjal, Manu's sister

Satwant Kaur as Navjot Brar

Tarsen Paul as Mamaji

Goni Sagoo as Mamiji

Ranjit Punia as Ajit

Nary Singh as Roopa

Leena Sharma as Tasneem

Jeevan Vadhera as Jogi

Ssumier Pasricha as an Observer

Sumit Dhankar as Vicky

Jaspal Kaur Bhatia as Dadiji

Rahul Kakkar as Maanvi's ex

Soniya Bhatia as Mrs. Munjal, Manu's mom

Diljit Sona as Meet's significant other

Mukesh Chandelia as Senior Cop

Harinder Singh Bhullar as a Police Constable

Aarav Dua (kid craftsman) as Child 1

Anav Dua (kid craftsman) as Child 2

The film got positive audits from pundits. Hiren Kotwani of the Hours of India appraised the movie with 4 stars out of five and commended the heading of Abhishek Kapoor, expressing, "he handles the hard-hitting truth of the subject with awareness and development". Kotwani liked the screenplay of Supratik Sen and Tushar Paranjap saying "Credit likewise goes to Supratik Sen and Tushar Paranjape for their genuine and appealing screenplay and discoursed". He commended the exhibitions of lead pair Ayushmann Khurrana, Vaani Kapoor and supporting cast of Goutam Sharma, Gourav Sharma, Aanjjan Srivastav, Kanwaljit Singh, Tanya Abrol and Girish Dhamija. Lauding creation plan and cinematography, he expressed, "Bindiya Chhabria's creation configuration is lively and cinematographer Manoj Lobo has flawlessly shot this unique romantic tale". He found "Chandan Arora's altering fresh". Closing survey Kotwani remarked on post Coronavirus standards and business as usual composition, "Isn't it an opportunity to make a splash a little, move out of the safe place and break the shackles of generalizations? Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui does that, while as yet leaving you serenely engaged.