OK, so I am a white guy commenting on an Indian movie.

I may be missing something so please put me right if this is the case. I found this film entertaining enough and I did not get bored and found the film was made very well. Quite impressive in places to be truthful. I have watched a few Indian movies over the past couple of years and am getting to know the style. So I know what to expect.

But....the script and the way the story developed was akin to a plot from Scooby Doo or something. It was like a school-kids play. This was a shame because the actors did very well overall. It was just the way things fell into place. This movie is unrealistic, silly and so so corny. But.....still enjoyable in a tacky kind of way.

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