This one begins with a disclaimer: As long as you dare to dream (and as long as you remain focused), nothing can go wrong. Ironically, the script seems to lose focus from the very word go….

Essentially a non-happening film with mediocre acting.

In short, too much chaos… and too many characters.

Ironically, it’s the songs of the film which stand out much more than the script, narrative, drama and performances.

So what is it that actually tickles the funny bone in here? Definitely not Pinto’s slow and steady steps.

Love Breakups Zindagi should be treated as a stepping stone to something more substantial — and original — from the threesome.

The humour in Rascals is too loud and often unfunny while Kangna Ranaut is too hysterical and dumb-headed to evoke all the trouble and attention. Okay, so dumbness can be excused in Bollywood comedies which ostensibly revel in low IQ gags.

End result? Just time-pass.

A good idea that falls flat due to poor execution, Rivaaz is routine stuff.

The problem with Mummy Punjabi lies in the fact that it is neither a comedy nor a serious film, just something in-between. Wonder who is the target audience!