Cast: John Abraham, Chitrangda Singh, Prachi Desai
Director: Kapil Sharma
Genre: Drama, Romance
- Thankfully John Abraham was not pretending to be something or someone else. He was his usual self. Girls have something to survive at least
- Looks like the idea of the movie wasnt so bad since the ending was quite acceptable and logical. May help some hypocrites change their mind and start thinking rationally
- Thanks to the promotional number, remake of Sridevi starrer hit "na jaane", it helped drawing some crowd into the theaters, but thats about it. The song has no relevance to the movie. The song 'Saajna' was good to the ears as well. At least someone did a good job for the movie, thanks to the Music Directors
- I particularly like the bitchy boss role of Raima Sen, but she didnt have much to prove either
Minuses:
- Chitrangda Singh sucks. I will think twice now on before attempting to watch any of her movies. This time she wont make even an appearance on my pluses for hotness quotient. Tired of seeing her the same with no content. She has no screen presence even in this movie, the later actress takes away the maximum time on screen. Chintrangada is nothing but a glam doll, minus acting
- Prachi Desai sucks as well. Overboard on her unacceptable makeover, from a homely girl to a chic avataar. She cant sport it beyond music video.Thanks to the artificial makeover, she cudnt deliver her normal mode of acting either.
- And how can i miss the constume designer. Ohhhh...awwww...yiiiikess!! worst dressed was Prachi, she looked no less than a household helper. Chintrangada straight got down from the sets of Inkaar, i guess she was working part time for this one while shooting for Inkaar. All the singers/models for the campaigns etc, sucks sucks sucks
- Kudos to Kapil Sharma for screwing the whole thing royally. Nil co ordniation in the scenes. They feel so disconnected and pathetic to bear. Barely any presentation skills. We know every Indian man more or less is a Mama's boy...OK...but please make things look a tad more tolerable
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