User Reviews

I remember a film named Julie was a flop, but it gave rise to a star in music direction, Rajesh Roshan. Similarly, this movie too showcases a talented actor Nikhil Dwiwedi, who gets well in the role of Anthony Gonsalves.

This is the story of Anthony, a bartender working in a bar, and an orphan, raised by Father of a church (played by Mithun Chakravarty). He has a dream of acting in a movie. He gives an audition and bags the role amidst tough competition. There, he meets the assistant director of the movie (Amrita Rao) and falls in love with her.

He has a godfather in underworld who he has witnessed in a crime. The plot thickens, with police after Anthony to become a witness, which he doesn't want to, because he loves his godfather, and the gang lord, for whom his godfather works wants Anthony dead.

The plot is okay, but a bit typical for Hindi movies. The songs are okay, with Himesh Reshammiya merging his sounds with Pritam, which sounds good in "Tum Mile" and Pritam does a good job in "Allah Beli".

Amrita Rao is a good actress, but her scope in this movie is not enough.

Pawan Malhotra as the godfather is impressive and so is Anupam Kher as a gang lord. He looks dangerous.

Bottom line: Timepass movie, better rent the DVD than going to the theater.

This film about a young aspiring actor trying to break into Bollywood as a lead actor rather than work his way up is very boring and misguided. The acting is bad, the songs are even worse and the direction is laughable. It is such a shame to see that Amrita Rao is actually not leading actress material, she needs to be padded with great actors than herself to actually come out in a film.

I recommend that you watch 'Luck By Chance' instead which has more substance and well written characters.

Unless you're a fan of Anumpam Kher, Anil Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Amrita Rao or Hrishitaa Bhatt (all who guest star) avoid at all cost.

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