Comments on: Om Shanti Om (OSO) Movie Un-Review

By: vik

vik — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 06:44:21 +0000

SRK worrest ever actor born

By: shashank

shashank — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:24:30 +0000

The film is not worth its publicity

By: Pranav

Pranav — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:04:58 +0000

Hi! have to say that, OSO is no Manmohan Desai entertainment at all, it is not even David Dhawan entainment to say the least, Bollywood is getting disappointing, first Heyy Baby and now OSO and both hits without any content., They did not tickle my funny bone at all, even though I left my brain behind, I like to do that, to go watch movies and get entertained but from now I will only reserve it for David Dhawan and the likes. Alas Farah Khan is no David Dhawan, even though I did somewaht appreciate Main Hoon Naa, to some extend, but OSO was a big let down and I will be concious whenever I go and watch SRK and Farah Khan ever again (only on DVD).

By: waqar hameed

waqar hameed — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:14:19 +0000

also he sees that gift which shanti gave to him …

By: waqar hameed

waqar hameed — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:12:24 +0000

‘There aren’t enough such moments. One fine day he meets Rampal and whoom… he remembers everything. I didn’t like the sudden spark of knowledge. A slow unfolding would have been much better.’

I dont think u r right on this … first om kapoor goes to the location for shooting of Mohabbat Man scene … sees the whole location (that style of opening studio gate by the guards) … comes to know of the story of what happened much time ago … then touches that glass which he broke to save shanti in earlier life … then he enters dressing room to witness the heated argument b/w shanti and mukesh … also his mother chips in after dard-e-disco song … also that fire phobia … and finally seeing mukesh mehra … he totally recalls his past … i dont think it is a sudden burst of knowledge

By: nandini mandal

nandini mandal — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 07:01:17 +0000

Boy, here is one in those hundreds of thousands around me who say dare to say that they don’t care for SRK.Finally I find my group! This was not only enjoyable ,and entertaining but enlightening as well!
Glad to know that our own Mithundada ’s dances are still enjoyed , that Finally Amisha Patel gets noticed, and that Sreyas Talpade( I still haven’t done with my giggling over his talking to the camel scene from Dor) held his own!
I have to watch this movie now , you make me want to go and have a great timepass!Thank you, boss!
Keep up the great work!

By: rosh

rosh — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 18:05:07 +0000

Lik reading your synopsis, better than the movie itself, must say. All I have to say is (and it’s not positive) – each b’wood movie just adds to the fact, b’wood has so little creativity or sincereity. Not sure why someone who identifies himself as an “actor” is so huge in India or amongst some NR desis. I’ve watched the movie with a few friends, and walked out after 20 minutes, didn’t return either.

Agree with you on Amisha Patel – beautiful and sophisticated, silver lining in a dark cloud

By: saurabh jaiswal

saurabh jaiswal — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 16:48:11 +0000

Great Review once again , I dont know how you do it , in your own unique way . Well I’ve also reviewed it . I would love to have a review of my review by you and list its shortcomings . Bye and keep up the gud work .

By: meghna

meghna — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 08:37:53 +0000

hey great analysis of the movie as usual….keep it up.