Barun Sobti gets the hungry-actor look right, but Shenaz Treasurywala needed to be deeper…

Main aur Mr Riight is a tad too pretentiously philosophical to be taken seriously.

If you fancy American romcoms, you would be able to predict the ending of this film right at the beginning. It has drawn inspiration from various films, the most prominent being Jennifer Aniston-starrer Picture Perfect…

MAIN AUR MR. RIIGHT can be avoided without any regrets.

MAIN AUR MR RIIGHT has the look and feel of QUEEN-raw and refreshing. If not for the second half aberrations, it would have been a money-spinner, too.

Having said that, this film will go down well with the younger generation as it addresses the constant need of finding Mr. Right!

Main Aur Mr Right has much more to offer owing to several interesting elements — not just in terms of its story — that come across as a whiff of breath air. The sad part is they fizzle out either due to lack of depth in execution or plain ignorance concerning stark loopholes. A tighter film, featuring actors who can actually act, would have served the script better.

The only becoming factor here is TV hottie Barun Sobti’s ability to make the unlikely transformation stick with some nifty acting. But for his resplendent ability to convince and engage, this defeatist enterprise would have sunk without a trace!

…is as faulty as the spelling of ‘right’ in the title of the film. And no amount of numerology is going to help.

Shenaz Treasurywala reappears on the silver screen and looks ravishing in every frame. Barun Sobti’s mainstream cinema debut will delight television fans. Give this movie a chance if you are looking for some light entertainment this weekend.

Without Barun, there is clearly nothing to see in the film and hence recommended only if you are a Sobti fan. If not, Main Aur Mr Riight is definitely not for you. And it should never be featured among rom-com movies.

This story of a poor little rich girl falling for a rank opposite could have been cute in a rom-com kind of way. But everything in Main Aur Mr. Riight (that double ‘i’ is particularly bothersome), from the emotions to the characterization, is way too synthetic to leave an impact.

I’ve watched many poor movies this year, but none as consistently cringe-worthy as this delusional fashion parade.

Fails to connect…Nothing more than a show reel for the lively Shenaz!