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For the first three-fourths of the film, I kept laughing at myself in self-pity as to why am I watching such a B-grade film. There is absolutely no story. The movie is filled with ridiculous songs with even more ridiculous lyrics. I can't believe they managed to get the composer to fit the tagline of the film into one of the songs. The movie is also filled with B-grade comedy from Johnny Lever (who I'm sorry to say has lost his comic reign and charisma after Paresh Rawal has come into the spotlight). Then randomly all of a sudden enters Salman Khan in the second half of the movie bursting into a song. Throughout the rest of the movie, for a lack of anything better to do, I keep thinking to myself, What is Salman Khan up to now? Why is he in this movie? At the end, a light bulb flashes and I realize that Salman Khan is playing the role of Jesus! OK, I am a bit slow, even with Saawan Kumar's in-your-face metaphors and allusions such as Salman's long hair, the heroine saying, "He is not an astrologer, but a messenger," and the hero yelling, "Are you God!?!?". It seems Salman's desire to die to save the heroine's life is analogous to Jesus's ultimate sacrifice to save mankind. So, yes, even B-grade films have deep themes and morals. The pathetic scriptwriting, or lack thereof, unfortunately really gives no dimension to this symbolism that otherwise has a lot of potential. Sitting confused after seeing this film, I guess the only question stuck in my mind is, "What would Jesus do?"

This movie was the waste of my precious time. For some reason I was hoping that maybe it will get better and something interesting would start until the movie got to its end, which was very disappointing. The only reason why I gave this movie 2 points is because I found the main character very handsome(even though he can't act at all), and for the Sawaan song, the rest pretty much sucked. The actress who plays Kajal is by far the worst I've even seen. Couldn't she show more sadness towards the fact that she is dying instead of making faces of a spoiled child and annoying her fiancé by repeating million times on how she is going to die on Friday and laughing about it? If I was him I'd actually wish she dies faster or sent her to the mental institution because she seemed bipolar. And even though, they tried to show this unbelievable love, Raj's actions were totally opposite. Instead of staying by her bed when she was in the hospital and could die any second, he ran to kill the poor prophet guy (played by Salman Khan). Why, how was it his fault? I highly don't advise anyone to watch this, it has no plot and some parts don't even make any sense.

EEEeewww! How do I describe this? The script, acting, directing, songs, choreography, everything surpassed horrible well into pathetic! For starters, who mish-mashed that script? Hey, lets shoot a dance scene in South Africa and another in Dubai (we won't bother to justify why, just send them there, shoot, get a phone call and they have to return home.) Lame. I knew when it started with one of the most awful songs I have ever heard and seen that it was going to be a lemon. Salmon Khan and Jonny Lever were included only for star appeal, they were given nothing to work with except stupidity. How do you explain that Jonny and Raj meet each other one night, then are stuck together for the rest of the movie? How can Raj commit murder, then five minutes later celebrate life and love? Characters pop in and out, no real plot line is developed, and you are left with a feeling of wasting hours of your life. What is with the "spacy insight" effects? You could overlook how pitiful they were the first time, but to be repeated so many times is misery. I suffered watching this. Hopefully you won't make the same mistake. Yet another movie where I feel IMDb should add a zero or negative numbers to the vote!

Love For All Salman Khan Name Is Enough Haters Will Hate But Fanss Will Love This Movie 🔥

A movie which wasn't technically made, but had everything which a movie needs to go good on the box office, apart from the first half which was nothing but childish comedy and fully dragged scenes, the second half was the thing to see in the movie. When Salman entered the movie, it got refreshing and some what mysterious. The movie got back on track as it went off in the first half. Songs were Okay!, but the dialogs were great especially through the second half. The funniest thing is that the name of it's director is the same as the name of the movie! So good try by the director, but if there were some more talented actor actress rather than the main characters the movie would have surely be seen by more people. So basically Salman was the only thing to watch for in the film!