If you are looking for something invigorating, ANKHON DEKHI is just for you. Don’t trust me; like Bauji, go and see it for yourself.

After all, seeing is believing!

…is a love story that is handled with maturity, and although there are a few ‘unbelievable’ scenes, the youth will relate to it.

It’s light, simple and uncomplicated. Straight from the heart!

Mind-blowing. Brilliant. Awesome. Clean entertainer with a ‘state-of-the-art’ message for every woman… and man. Simply superb! This Women’s Day, go out and celebrate with QUEEN. A movie worth going miles to see!

Much was expected from this GULAAB GANG, but it falls flat right from the beginning. Poor writing and weak screenplay let the film down terribly. Add to it some over-the-top acting. All these are major hurdles that never allow the film a decent, seamless flow.

…started out with a lot of promise but like a talented cricketer, overburdened with sudden fame, soon died out.

The entire screenplay defies logic. I can understand if this has happened in a blockbuster film with the big stars where they expect you to keep your brains behind. But not in YA RAB where the intention is to educate with a calming message rather than entertain.

The two stars are basically for the honest intention.

Although the film grows on you towards the end, the love angle does defy logic.
HASEE TOH PHASEE will work for some!

…is experimental cinema. While those involved seem to be having a gala time, the audience becomes the guinea pigs.

Three-and-a-half stars for that and for the effort put in by Salman Khan to send a very positive and uplifting message through a medium he knows best. Just imagine what would happen even if a small percentage of his fans start doing what he is asking!

Theatre is a creative medium and converting thoughts meant for a play into a ‘moving picture’ require skills of another sort. The intention was to make a good film, but this never got translated into one.