Story:
Ricky
Bahl
(Ranveer
Singh)
is
a
young
and
charming
conman
who
dupes
girls
for
a
living.
Three
of
those
conned
include
Dimple
(Parineeti
Chopra),
Raina
(Dipannita
Sharma)
and
Saira
(Aditi
Sharma).
The
trio
decides
to
take
revenge
and
hire
Ishika
Desai
(Anushka
Sharma)
to
carry
out
their
plan.
So
is
it
time
for
redemption
or
checkmate?
Review:
Maneesh
Sharma
hit
the
jackpot
with
Band
Baaja
Baarat.
The
film
did
exceptionally
well
raising
the
bar
for
both
Maneesh
and
the
cast
(which
is
almost
the
same)
in
Ladies
v/s
Ricky
Bahl.
Luckily,
Maneesh"s
second
film
not
only
manages
to,
but
rather
surpasses
the
verve,
zing
and
presence
of
its
predecessor.
Ranveer
probably
deserves
the
most
claps
for
an
extremely
convincing
performance
as
Sunny,
Deven,
Iqbal
and
finally
Ricky.
He
plays
every
role
with
a
zest
that
is
clearly
visible
on
the
big
screen.
He
comes
across
as
classy
and
entertaining.
The
surprise
elements
of
the
film
are
the
three
girls
who
have
done
a
wonderful
job
in
depicting
their
character.
Parineeti
Chopra
especially
stands
out,
with
her
impeccable
comic
timing.
Dipannita
is
convincing
in
her
role
of
a
poised
corporate
woman
but
may
not
have
done
enough
to
mark
her
comeback.
Aditi
Sharma
plays
her
character
well
and
is
quite
impressive.
Anushka
Sharma
looks
superb
throughout
the
movie,
though
the
same
cannot
be
said
of
her
acting.
Her
performance
in
the
movie
is
at
best,
average.
The
first
half
of
the
movie
is
fast
paced
and
exciting.
The
second
half
becomes
a
little
slow
in
bits
and
parts
but
the
script,
the
dialogues
and
the
music
are
good
enough
a
disguise
to
keep
you
from
noticing
the
lag.
The
spirited
performance
of
the
girls,
the
foot-thumping
music
and
Ranveer"s
convincing
acting
warrants
a
3.5
star
rating
for
Ladies
v/s
Ricky
Bahl.