Awara Paagal Deewana

Awara Paagal Deewana is way different from Vikram Bhatt's trademark romantic thrillers and it worked for me because I love mindless comedies with catchy one-liners delivered to perfection . And when you've a forgetful Paresh Rawal and a stammering Johnny... Full review

I've grown up watching Indian movies all my life and as such have learnt to accept that most of the time you have to take them with a whole bag of salt and not just a pinch. But for movies... Full review

The movie was great there were a few flaws such as the fight scene at the beginning of the movie it was so long, and there was no use for it they were trying to make it look like the... Full review

APD starts off as a 'Been there, Seen that' yawn of a movie. In true Bollywood style, it rehashes Action from 'The Matrix' and a plot more than loosely based on 'The Whole Nine Yards'. Akshay Kumar, who is slowly... Full review

The movie is very bad. Just don't waste your money and time on it. The jokes are bad, acting is bad, everything seems to be a play set up by school kids. Too bad that creators of Hera Pheri have... Full review

this rotten film has one of the funniest scenes i have ever seen in a hindi film. the silly hero (aftab) is telling some even sillier heroine about his love for her, and a gangster (johnny lever) thinks that aftab... Full review

A movie that is truly a blemish on Bollywood. I saw it on the next day I saw "Gulaam" on TV. I kept wondering as to what prompted Vikram Bhatt to make a movie that made no sense at all.... Full review

This movie tries to set a mark on the Indian film industry by over-doing action scenes. But unfortunately it fails. The story straightly ripped off from The Whole Nine Yards and the action stolen from The Matrix. The only thing... Full review

Produced by Firoz Nadiadwala, the film -- Awara Paagal Deewana -- worked very well. Luckily for them, Deewane Hue Paagal is as good as the film before it. ... Full Review

His latest offering, Awara Paagal Deewana , has all it takes to make a successful Hindi potboiler. Anu Maliik's music is a disaster. Supriya Pilgaonkar is not impressive. Sunil Shetty is painful. ... Full Review

The highlight of "Awara Paagal Deewana" is the gritty action sequences that have been shot using the latest technology from Hollywood.....gloss to the story.....In the latter half of the movie, comic attempts by talented Paresh Rawal (who plays a henpecked husband) and Johny Lever (who plays the over-confident sidekick of Sunil Shetty) are quite hilarious.....Besides a good use of special effects has been made to lend a touch of reality to many action scenes..... ... Full Review

Aarti Chabria hasn't shot for a Hindi film for more than one and a half years now but she has no regrets about that. As per the young actor who has made her presence felt in movies like SHOOTOUT AT... ... Full Article

Close on the heels of his much talked about comic role in Awara Pagal Deewana , Paresh Rawal has added another feather to his cap. ... Full Article

Spunky Akshay will be seen doing daredevil stunts in Feroz Nadiadwala's next production too. Talks are abuzz that Akshay will leave for China for an arduous one-month-long training session in martial arts. ... Full Article

A successful film benefits everyone involved with it. Sure enough, the success of Awara Paagal Deewana has everyone associated with the film grinning from ear to ear. ... Full Article

It has taken three years for Jeet and Koel Mullick to patch up after their professional break-up, and now there's no stopping Tolly's hot-and-fresh jodi from striking the best deals. ... Full Article

The movie promises to be true to life and aims at showing the Police department in India, in a constructive fashion.This year is surely dedicated to Cop Stories - and 'Aan' is yet another addition to the long list. ... Full Article