It’s all too pretty, too predictable and too soft and gentle to make a lasting impact.

The kindest thing I can say about ‘Miley Naa Miley Tum’ is that it is not a disaster.

Like the story line and the performances, the dialogues are average too. Overall, watch if desperate, but taking a pillow along won’t be a bad idea.

All in all, a predictable romantic film with fun and laughter, but good acting put forward by actors and an entertaining script makes it a worthy catch this weekend.

On the whole, Miley Naa Miley Hum lacks the merits to work at the box-office. It will flop at the ticket windows.

Between LOOT and this, it is difficult to choose which the worse film is. At least, you could laugh at the stupidity of Loot. MNMH is beyond description.

The film is a waste of time and money on the part of those who made it and those who’re brave enough to watch it. It’s the kind of film that critics must suffer so you don’t have to!

On the whole, MILEY NAA MILEY HUM is an absorbing fare with decent merits. A light-hearted entertainer that’s an easy watch.

Their nights out make for lead story on front page of The Times of India. As is everything else they do. Divorced dad wants his boy to marry a pretty Punjabi girl from the pind. That, by the way, is the central conflict in a film also about sport.

Miley Na Miley Hum is a film where nothing works, and nobody benefits (that is, if you don’t count random product-placements).

Don’t really go looking for logic or something new in here. And don’t even go looking for some high end drama.