Watch the movie if you’re pre-teen and believe in the koochie-koo kind of love.

The movie was a well thought-out project. The dialogues and plot are fresh. But by the second half, the movie drags a lot. Goes without saying that the good actors that they are, Farhan Akhtar and Vidya Balan seemed to do a good job. The movie is a good attempt. Watch it if you’re married. Or otherwise, to learn.

Babloo Happy Hai is an attempt to be ‘cool’. And when the movie switches tracks, it almost seems like a docu-drama than anything else. Sachin Chauhan, the man behind the dialogues unfortunately does a sad job here, given he wrote dialogues for movies like ‘I am Kalam’, ‘Paan Singh Tomar’, and ‘Saahib, Biwi Aur Gulam’. The truth of the matter is that Babloo may be happy, but the audience won’t be.

I would suggest that you do not miss the film. It’s entertaining, youthful, refreshing.

Salman’s close friend Aamir Khan had aptly said in Agenda Aaj Tak that Salman Khan is the only star in Bollywood. Whatever antics he does in his films from tearing off his shirt to wearing inverted glasses, everything becomes a fad.

Lots of action, lost of attempt to create drama, and not-so-great dialogues take over the movie.

Avoid watching the film.

Watch this movie only if for you anything passes in the name of ‘comedy’. The film deserves the one star it got for the bravery the makers of this film showed while making it.

All in all, the story is weak. Direction is poor too. Had Puneet stuck to a different kind of film perhaps, one that catered more to generation Z’s rich tastes, then that film would’ve definitely fared better.Watch the movie if you have to, if you like to watch big stars on the big screen. For the rest, skipping this movie would be a wise decision.

A highly recommended movie, that leaves you with a running film reel in your head, and a need to have have delicious food!

Incomplete, boring and confusing comes easily to the mind when describing the film. All in all, a bland thriller.