This is an average film that mostly relies on cliches in a new setting (London), with one major twist in the tale that comes pretty early. There are a few scenes which seem quite unnecessary or repetitive, but Alaya Furniturewala, the charming debutant actress who springs the surprise, carries the film on her shoulders. Without her, it might have been a tough watch.
There is some situational comedy, but most of it looks contrived. It is not helped by Saif 's act, which also looks forced most of the time. The doctor played by Kiku Sharda was funny.
On the whole, it's watchable, but no great shakes. Tabu comes pretty late in the film, so if you are expecting to see her for any length of time, you will be disappointed. A pity!
I liked Saif's film Chef better than this one.
There is some situational comedy, but most of it looks contrived. It is not helped by Saif 's act, which also looks forced most of the time. The doctor played by Kiku Sharda was funny.
On the whole, it's watchable, but no great shakes. Tabu comes pretty late in the film, so if you are expecting to see her for any length of time, you will be disappointed. A pity!
I liked Saif's film Chef better than this one.
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