Ankush Sharma – Google

My expectations with the film were more than what it delivered. Even then the film is worth watching. The special effects in 3D deserve a very special mention. They are as good as any contemporary Hollywood film. But I did not like Saif Ali Khan's acting. Most of the times, you could see the effort of 'trying' to be evil. Maybe because there were a lot of comparisons between Khilji and his character. But overall, the film deserves your time and money!

Even when there isn't a boring moment in the film, it isn't very entertaining. Firstly, because the director, who is also the cinematographer, who is also the set designer, who is the also the writer, who is also the what-not tries to put in a lot of scenes which do not have any relation to the movie in general. For example, the lead protagonist gets her first period in the film which has no co-relation to the whole big picture, her goat gets lost, which by the way was seen in almost every frame of the movie before it gets lost, the lead protagonist's brother suddenly disappears from the screenplay without any explicable reason. I like the movie but I would not want to watch it again.

DHH is a story of three young backbenchers who struggle with studies and are not able to keep up. They always get into trouble and are scolded by their parents and teachers. One day, after finishing their exams, they spot a huge poster showing Naseeruddin Shah's magic show. They watch it and by the end of the show, they are convinced that only magic can help them pass their exams. They write to the magician and request him to teach them some magic to help them. The magician sends them a doll and asks them to teach everything they need to remember in the exams, to the doll. What happens next is for you to see! It is a humorous story and also subtly teaches you a lot of things about life