Aamir-saaheb does it again. Something novel, different and applause worthy. Nope the sorry is as old as the hills, but it is the screenplay, characters and music that set this flick miles apart from other movies of the same ilk. The romance doesn't take itself too seriously, and it all plays out like your average everyday life story. (Ok, the Ranjore Ka Rathore stuff is all over the top, but hillariously so.)

Genelia is a great natural, Imran will likely reach superstart status with time, and the rest of the cast hopefully gets many more movies to come. My favourite character had to be the Meghana one. But hey, I'm a sucker for deeply layered, complex characters.

You really should drag a bunch of friends and family, and go enjoy it. Unless you're in the mood for deep, cerebral stuff, you'll love it.

SPOILER ALERT:
I loved the contemporary spin on the age old climax at the airport. It is unbelievable and amusing, and goes with the quirkiness of the rest of the film. Luckily, no long drown out dialogues in it.

I'm surprised this film hasn't been discussed further.

Anyways really enjoyed the film on voth viewings, shame it didn't have a wider release!

Enjoy an additional song in theatres in India for a week (only)


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Genelia sounds like Urmilla Matondkar, doesn't she... I thought she even acted like her at times