Malamaal Weekly

Perhaps Malamaal Weekly's 101st review would have trashed it like the rest of the hundred. Overall, this movie could be worth a trip, if you haven't seen the original, that is. And this includes the ever reliable Rajpal Yadav too. You enjoy it. ... Full Review

OK, the story is simple, but the premise is unique.....The first half, especially, of this funny tale set in the back-of-beyond Lahauli village is indeed a laugh riot, and even.... ... Full Review

I have always wondered how they get their comic timing so perfect and Malamaal Weekly gave me a chance to observe and learn from these great actors at close quarters. The story, which is about a small problem-stricken village winning a lottery ticket, has Sudha Chandran too playing a vamp with a comic touch. ... Full Review

Priyadarshan succeeds in that almost every time.....Realistic scenes, sensible plot, right choice of actors and the ability to ferment chaos are the hallmarks of Priyadarshan movies..... ... Full Review

Extremely funny situations and hilarious circumstances lead to a culmination of a laugh riot climax which reveals the Malamaal Weekly Lottery winners... Second, another reason behind the failure of this movie is the publicity part. ... Full Review

A comedy film needs good, hilarious and top-notch dialogues to perfect the camaraderie. All in all, a good and thoroughly enjoyable movie experience. The principal cast of the movie is simply amazing. ... Full Review

Nor is it a terrible letdown.....Malayalam actor Innocent is fair.....In a nutshell, Malamaal Weekly isn't great cinema.....On the whole, Malamaal Weekly is an ordinary fare..... ... Full Review

No doubt, the jokes and gags in the story are truly hilarious at times, but the overall impact of a hearty....Paresh Rawal has been given the best dialogues, followed by Om Puri and Asrani.....Rawal acquits himself with yet another notable performance, but Om Puri goes over the top in certain scenes.....while Sudha Chandran as the authoritarian thakurani of the village and Rajpal Yadav as her pampered brother play their parts well..... ... Full Review

Priyadarshan though is not just a great comedy genre filmmaker. BHAGAMBHAG is all set to bring down the cinema halls on December 22 with the expected Priyadarshan basics: Excellent cast known for humor skills, quirky story, hilarious situational comedy and thrilling fast pace. ... Full Review

Indian actors are very good at humor.....Priyadarshan, the Director, wanted really good actors for all the characters..... ... Full Review