Quick Review: “Your thoughts on the movie”, someone asked me on twitter? I didn’t need to think twice before replying, “can’t have too many thoughts after watching it. Mind’s too numb after random lyrics, music, choreography, costumes, dialogues, story, acting, etc, etc, etc”

Quick Review: The only word that comes to mind is ‘cute’. No less and unfortunately, no more.

Quick Review: A brand new, spanking bright low has been hit! What else can you say when calling a movie ‘no brainer’ is like paying it a compliment? Ladies and gentlemen, if the Baweja family’s vision were to come true, the future of romance is very bleak.

Quick Review: Though I have huge complaints in most departments, I can’t deny that it’s perfect packaging for kids in the 3-12 age group. With hardly any “sad” moments, the characters are mostly colorful and chirpy. But, given my reservations, should I actually encourage my kids to watch this when not too long ago Taare Zameen Par was around? Oh, why not? There’s enough room for everybody.

Quick Review: The broad concept is truly intriguing but the basic story is like a balloon losing air…*phuuussss*

Quick Review: A 2.5 hour long movie. With about an hour’s worth of smiles, laughs and hard-core laughter filled in. All because of fresh dialogue and awesome comic timing. You have to be willing to tolerate the many out of place songs and the “sheeeeesh” climax though.

Quick Review: A quick overview of Hindu mythology for kids. Doesn’t look like it is completely researched or devoid of biases, though!

Quick Review: A casual friendly relationship between dad and son could have worked if the movie were about 30 minutes shorter. Otherwise, it is the usual Priyadarshan fare.

Quick Review: Sure, we can choose to close our eyes once again to the farmer suicide issue because seems so distant. But, just like we read about it in the newspapers, write about it on our blogs, we should watch this movie because someone dared to make it.