A horrible film. Simply horrible. Much worse than might be expected of a cast, most of whom have at least played a few really good roles in their lives. My expectations weren't particularly high, and I definitely didn't expect a masterpiece; but even truckloads of popcorn can't turn this movie into something remotely entertaining. I did my very best to follow the story somehow, in spite of its (to put it gently) fragmentary beginning. After that, however, all sense is lost completely, until nobody knows anymore who is chasing whom and what for. Utter chaos. The animated sequences that somehow manage to amuse in the beginning, become irritating soon. I have a strong impression that the director of this movie tries to imitate Oliver Stone's manners, but whereas Stone uses them as a means to convey something, in this case it's nothing but tricks. Add a few misplaced comic sequences to the mix, lots of action sequences that would have worked if we knew at least what they are about, and there you have it. It looks like they tried damned hard to conceal a lack of budget and a lack of script, but failed on both accounts. Expect for the title song, which is sort of funny, the songs aren't worth mentioning either. The background score is better, in my opinion. As for the acting:
Ajay: not bad, but nothing particularly good either.
Zayed: how is it possible that this actor keeps on playing in movies, despite an obvious lack of talent?
Ritesh: a nice role and well performed. The most bearable part in the whole movie, if you ask me.
Sunil: completely colorless, which is a pity, because he's too good an actor for this type of junk.
Esha: never liked her until I saw "Darling"; not too bad in this movie, I'd say.
Diya: hard to say. I like her, but I don't know why myself.
Shamita: it took me a while before I was sure this wasn't Shilpa, but Shilpa's younger sister. They are very similar to each other, in the same way as Kareena and Karisma are. Not so bad either.
Ajay: not bad, but nothing particularly good either.
Zayed: how is it possible that this actor keeps on playing in movies, despite an obvious lack of talent?
Ritesh: a nice role and well performed. The most bearable part in the whole movie, if you ask me.
Sunil: completely colorless, which is a pity, because he's too good an actor for this type of junk.
Esha: never liked her until I saw "Darling"; not too bad in this movie, I'd say.
Diya: hard to say. I like her, but I don't know why myself.
Shamita: it took me a while before I was sure this wasn't Shilpa, but Shilpa's younger sister. They are very similar to each other, in the same way as Kareena and Karisma are. Not so bad either.