sachinpathak-27536 The movie questions the whole idea of belief and religion in itself in its initial part. It then moves on to de-hyphenate superstitions and business done by certain agents (by inducing fear of God) from selfless, pure love of God. The movie conveys the message of (i) love of God rather than worshipping God for selfish reasons and fear. (ii) *non-existence* of an *INTERVENTIONIST God* but *existence of a GUIDING God*

Rohit sharma This movie is on top of my favorite movies. First let me tell you just go and watch this movie. It will help you understand the basics of religion and everything which goes around you.I have watched this movie i think on third day after its release. I still regret why i didn't go for first day first show. Start of the movie is really good and in mid it becomes interesting and in the end you will understand what is religion.Few people may find it difficult to watch this movie but trust me watch it till end. I don't want to mention anything related to its story as it will spoil everything.Paresh Rawal, Mithun Chakraborty, Akshay Kumar, three top actors of bollywood did a amazing job in acting. Awesome movie.

Rajat Garg (gragtajar) I think this movie is better than PK(2014). So it should be in the IMDb's Top 250 and not PK which is (during the writing of this review) at 246th position. I think such because both movies have same plot, more or less. But OMG depicted this kind of plot before the PK, hence it is better. Plus, OMG had Paresh Rawal, who is senior than Aamir Khan in every way. PK got the attention of people because of only Aamir Khan. But this should not be the thing that a viewer should look for in a movie. She/he should look for the content in the movie which PK derived from the Oh My God and basically, PK is the combination of Koi Mil Gaya and Oh My God, more or less.

sunny-jindl2 This movie takes straight on the issue that is supposedly above discussion, Religion. Despite having a powerful messages, the movie is hilarious with its sarcasm of superstition and blind faith. Also, it brings out a lot of oddity in Indian religious practices, flourishing spiritual Gurus and new deities every decade. Paresh Rawal portrays the role of an atheist in a distraught situation to perfection. Also the movie is balanced with only targeting odd religious practices. One of the guru and God is shown to be on protagonist's side (the assumed good side).It is good to see the Indian cinema has developed guts to make such a movie, a country where Da Vinci Code was banned, a must watch.