Back in 2011, when Luv Ranjan made `Pyaar Ka Punchnama`, little did the critics and the audiences know it would turn out to be a contagious and commercial success. Ranjan narrated the story of three friends, separated by their contrasting personalities and united by their take on love and ladies.

What stood out was Divyendu Sharma’s acidic character, Liquid, and Kartik Aaryan’s five-minute monologue that unleashed his fury on relationships, girlfriends, and even sex. A decade later, the monologue continues to live on and enjoy a legacy of its own. The hate for women continued in the sequel and Aaryan’s clout only capitulated.