A film with a feel of the eighties, OLLO will identify well with the viewers from the North. But yes, if you want a quiet, funny outing to lighten your mood, watchining OLLO is not a bad option.

If he had put as much energies into the script as he put into its promotion, the film would have been quite different. But here, the ‘Madhur Magic’ is missing. You expect much more from a (National) award-winning director because you know he is capable of bigger things.

As a masala movie, it has its sad moments, happy moments, dance and drama. But there is that extra something missing that takes the zing out of it. Ok, the sets are good and Farah has taken pains to get the 70s look and feel, but that alone is not enough. I guess the villain has to be the script. It leaves a lot of loopholes.