4 Letters

A love triangle which revolves around a rich engineering student, Ajay, a violinist Anjali, whose strict mother despises rich people, and a sexy fashion designing student Anupama. 

4 Letters revolves around the life of Ajay (Eshwar), whose father wants him to become a billionaire. Ajay ends up in a relationship with Anjali (Tuya Chakraborthy), a violin enthusiast whose mother despises rich people. 

With an aimless plot laden with vulgar dialogues full of double entendre, 4 Letters is almost unbearable to watch, even if you're a fan of the genre.

If you are wondering what is the title all about, here it is.  Anjali's mother keeps brainwashing her daughter to avoid four letters in the English alphabet.  They are: R, I, C, H.  On her part, the daughter tells her mother that she will avoid four more letters: L, O, V, E. 

The debutant hero's acting is a complete disaster.  His dialogue-delivery is an embarrassment. 

'4 Letters' is a perfect assault on the audience's senses.  Perverted dialogues, embarrassing love stories, incoherent scenes, loads of double meaning lines, and outlandish college campus scenes are what the film has.