Reviews

If you want to watch a film with absolute no plot or story, watch this.

This harks back to a bad 1980s Bollywood film that were cheap and nasty.

Twins separated at birth is a story done to death in Bollywood but there is no difference in the two characters.

Ranveer overacts to the point that it made me cringe. The supporting cast have very little to support.

Money has been wasted making this and I doubt they will recover their budget let alone make a profit. I think Bollywood need to go back to the drawing board and think of some original ideas that appeal to the much wiser and aware audiences.

Its just bad, save your money or give to the needy. This is a total mess 💯

Why is it that Bollywood actor's go on acting until they are well past middle age with actresses getting younger to the extent they are young enough to be their daughter? Nonsensical Bollywood film with no plot or vision. Bollywood has lost it totally. Go back to drawing board.

SLB usually delivers opulent films that are a treat for the eye. This was dull and I'm afraid Alia isn't a natural actress. I was distracted by the fact she looked like a child throughout. She doesn't have the skills to carry this off. I'm afraid this is a waste of time and money. Don't bother.

The main actor doesn't resemble who is he meant to be playing, that wig is distracting. It's clown hair at best. The film doesn't flow, nor does it hold my interest. The acting is mediocre and there was no atmosphere or emotion. Even if you like cricket, it's clichéd and dull. Don't waste your money and especially your time!

Bollywood churn out the same old rubbish expecting people to lap it up. Well, those days are gone. People are wise to what else is out there and this doesn't measure up. Female actresses get side lined once past 35 but the old men of Bollywood just keep on going romancing women half their age. It's a load of rubbish, save your money and time. Bollywood is so yesterday!

Why do Bollywood never come up with anything original? They just churn out the same old formula expecting the public to lap it up. The public these days are more discerning and won't watch any of rubbish. Don't waste your time and money on this slow burner that fizzles out without any excitement.

Bollywood churn out the same old formula but people are more exposed to international cinema and can compare. This is a poor effort. The casting is terrible and I didn't finish watching it because I was so bored. Don't waste your time on Bollywood, they think the audience is stupid.

The main actress has one expression throughout, she's wooden. The supporting cast were better but I couldn't sit through all of it. I ended up forwarding big chunks of the film only to get to an equally disappointing end.

I do not want to see an aging actor romance a young lady who could be his daughter. I don't know what fx technology was used to blur the wrinkles but it doesn't match the reality. Its a pot of every bad movie by SK mixed together and this is what you get. Utter rubbish. Don't waste your time and money, use the money to help the needy during this global pandemic.

The actress barely moves her mouth when someone else is clearly dubbing for her. The acting is wooden and the story uninspired. What a waste of money. Don't bother with this absolutely stinker of a film.

There can only be one Govinda. Coolie no 1 in the 1990s was of its time, this copy is poor in comparison even though made by the same person. The acting if you can call it that is over the top and forced. I didn't bother to finish the film as I didn't want to waste anymore of my time. Just because you are born into a film family doesn't mean you should follow suit.

Yes, it's a copy of The fault in our stars but it's a good version. There are plenty of lighter moments in the film too. Sushant is wonderful, he is charming, endearing and so vulnerable you want to reach out and give him a hug. The supporting cast were really good too. I'm not sure it was necessary to have Saif Ali Khan in a cameo, he didn't really add to the film. Of course, it was sentimental on another level due to Sushant's untimely demise. Bollywood lost a real talent who had the potential to prosper in Hollywood. Unfortunately we will never get to see his dream realised.