1. the rating is complex number -10-10i, -10 for truly mediocre direction, and -10i (where i = square root of -1) for the best acting i could imagine.
2. If pouting was cute, Donald duck would be the best heroine available.
3. Sooraj Pancholi, meet Acting. Acting, meet Athiya Shetty!
4. Let's make our children so capable, that they don't get into industry like this, made fun of, and booed by the audience.
5. The only criteria for love in this movie was that hero was hunk. Replace him by me, and the heroine would run away at the speed of light.
6. Subhash Ghai : Hero :: Ram Gopal Varma : Aag
7. Sanjeev Kumar was a great actor, when he was fooling around in Hero (1983), he still felt graceful, unlike the joker here, who looked like retarded baboon.
8. Thank you Subhash Ghai for brutally detaching me from my good childhood memories. now the only memories left are those of oily crispy potato chips and gold spot soda bottle being sometimes given to me in the theater.
9. As per my theory of quality of art vs pleasure/thrill obtained, this movie falls in the exact trough of the curve. truly a median in all senses.
10. the most famous dialogue is "Control alt delete Maar Na!", as explained, it would delete the password of computer, and also it'd restart it <- CS 101
11. The magic trick by Aditya Pancholi should be shown in loop to people ingested mosquito repellent liquid / phenyl / rat poison. Will help them puke.
12. Missed Amrish Puri. He was master of evil. And Shakti Kapoor. He was a genius.
13. Sooraj Pancholi made Uday Chopra look as talented as Sanjeev Kumar.
14. They should club all songs together at the beginning, so that latecomers to the movie may still enjoy the movie.
15. I wish they reprise the dialogue from Gangs of Wasseypur, with Tigmanshu Dhulia's son in that movie replaced by these two puppets:
Sooraj and Athiya, and Tigmanshu, holding both their chins says, "Beta, Tumse Na Ho Payega! Humko Tumhare Lachhan Theek Nahin Lag Rahe Hain!"
2. If pouting was cute, Donald duck would be the best heroine available.
3. Sooraj Pancholi, meet Acting. Acting, meet Athiya Shetty!
4. Let's make our children so capable, that they don't get into industry like this, made fun of, and booed by the audience.
5. The only criteria for love in this movie was that hero was hunk. Replace him by me, and the heroine would run away at the speed of light.
6. Subhash Ghai : Hero :: Ram Gopal Varma : Aag
7. Sanjeev Kumar was a great actor, when he was fooling around in Hero (1983), he still felt graceful, unlike the joker here, who looked like retarded baboon.
8. Thank you Subhash Ghai for brutally detaching me from my good childhood memories. now the only memories left are those of oily crispy potato chips and gold spot soda bottle being sometimes given to me in the theater.
9. As per my theory of quality of art vs pleasure/thrill obtained, this movie falls in the exact trough of the curve. truly a median in all senses.
10. the most famous dialogue is "Control alt delete Maar Na!", as explained, it would delete the password of computer, and also it'd restart it <- CS 101
11. The magic trick by Aditya Pancholi should be shown in loop to people ingested mosquito repellent liquid / phenyl / rat poison. Will help them puke.
12. Missed Amrish Puri. He was master of evil. And Shakti Kapoor. He was a genius.
13. Sooraj Pancholi made Uday Chopra look as talented as Sanjeev Kumar.
14. They should club all songs together at the beginning, so that latecomers to the movie may still enjoy the movie.
15. I wish they reprise the dialogue from Gangs of Wasseypur, with Tigmanshu Dhulia's son in that movie replaced by these two puppets:
Sooraj and Athiya, and Tigmanshu, holding both their chins says, "Beta, Tumse Na Ho Payega! Humko Tumhare Lachhan Theek Nahin Lag Rahe Hain!"