Hello

successful films....this sorry story....The music and especially the background score (both Sajid-Wajid) are impressive....Sharman is sincere but typecast, and so is Gul Panag..... ... Full Review

While the lyrics are quite average, there's nothing outstanding about the rendition by Shaan, Wajid and Sadhna Sargam. The worst are lyrics, courtesy Jalees Sherwani. ... Full Review

The storyline is intriguing which opens through the views of the protagonist Shyam (Sharman Joshi)..... ... Full Review

Although the trade has already written the film off, the producers and distributors of Hello are hosting a success bash on Monday night. Attempting to cash in on Salman Khan's star power (in a 'thanks' appearance) and the popularity of Chetan Bhagat's bestselling novel, the film did manage decent collections at some multiplexes in Mumbai on Thursday since it was a holiday for Dussehra. ... Full Review

'Hello' fails to live up to magic of Bhagat's book (IANS Film Review - Rating:*) A few redeeming moments (like the time when Amrita connects with her long-distance husband and finds out about his extra-marital affair) cannot salvage this hip-and-non-happening disaster, probably the worst film you'll see this year. ... Full Review

Hello gives us a priceless information, that the whole of US is brainless. The actors look too amateurish as call centre employees. ... Full Review

Alvira Agnihotri deserves credit for designing clothes that make the character look real rather than 'reel' types. 'HELLO', AN interesting movie that asks us to probe what lies beneath us, is yet another good Friday dose. ... Full Review

Hello is likely to appeal only to those who have enjoyed Chetan Bhagat's One Night @ The Call Centre (incidentally, the author does not make a cameo appearance in the film). ... Full Review

It's probably because Hello is a multi starrer and there are two more leading ladies - Gul Panag and Amrita Arora," said the source who didn't wish to be named. ... Full Review

Hello - Do not receive this call Straight up, Hello is boring and lengthy. ... Full Review