stefan_papp I always associated Indian Movies with Bollywood. Some guys singing and dancing. Women very high of course. If you are an european like me and you want to experience another kind of indian movie. No singing and dancing guarantued.What fascinated me - and I keep myself short as I do not want to spoil a lot - the philsoophical approach on certain quesions of life that are transported in this movie seem to have a different touch as western movies. A bit more honest actually.... I liked this movie.

aaronbir This movie was brilliant and entertaining but I enjoyed watching the film and movie scenes of comedy film scenes movie scenes with comedy film movie movie and movie was hilarious titter of Editing and direction both amazing screenplay storyline good screenplay is also great Jimmy shergill was best in his character anupam was superb nasserudin shah was amazing other were awesome Don't this blockbuster film it's actually the best movie ever 9/10

will-790 This is quite possibly the worst film I've ever seen.The acting (in most places) is often terrible.The directing/editing is also terrible (far too many half speed shots and poorly executed montages with a lack of coherent shots).The special FX (the airport bomb scene) were comically bad. And the sound effects for the "fight" scenes were also comical.I could go on and on. How this is in the top 250 IMDb films is beyond me. Whilst watching we were unsure whether the film was meant to be satirical.Perhaps the only redeeming factors are the soundtrack and the somewhat interesting moral dilemma raised in the protagonist's 10 minute nonsensical monologue.Do not bother watching this.

PeaceGuard Oh, this was a hell of a bad movie. I let myself be misguided by the good ratings.The music was probably the only positive in this movie. The special effects were horrible. The bomb blowing up at the airport scene? Oh my.. something like this could only be created in India. There was some guy who got scared by a man threatening him on the phone, but it seems it was an "out of the story" scene. We have some bully-policeman, who beats everyone up. Well.. I'm not surprised why India is still in the place it is if the locals approve that. There's only one step from being fond of a character like that to using the same methods in one's real life. And then we have husbands treating wives like this, parents treating children like this etc. And these children later grow becoming terrorists. The bully gets shot by the other policeman and no one cares that it's a bullet from a police gun. Well.. I suppose the viewer should assume that all the police is corrupt and will cover that. An the end the movie is not credible for also one simple reason. No government fulfills terrorists's demands. If they would, anyone could simply demand something and expect it to be realized. So.. NO. It's just another unjustly high rated pseudo-moral movie from India.