On the whole, Kucch Luv Jaisaa is a weak fare with bleak box-office prospects.

With an interesting premise, KUCCH LUV JAISAA had the potential to be a great film. Nevertheless, it’s a decent watch, ‘kucch’ hadd tak.

In a nutshell, Kucch Luv Jaisa lures the audience to the screens but doesn’t know what to do with them, becoming a clear case of curiosity killed the cat.

On the whole, KUCCH LUV JAISAA fails to deliver. An exercise in boredom and monotony!

Rahul Bose fans may enjoy this film. Or Shifaali Shah fans, (yes she does have many admirers). Or if you enjoy ‘multiplex’ films which take over two hours to get a ‘message’ across to you. The rest are safest giving it a miss.

Kucch Luv Jaisaa is largely a case of promises unfulfilled.

Kuch Luv Jaisaa is assembled from every possible spare part required to make a laughably bad film. Its offences come by the dozen, but the worst is its portrayal of Indian women as gullible, easily misled, irrational dodos. Even the recent Govinda film Naughty at 40 is more resplendent with intellect.