Ramji Londonwaley

I really, really loved this movie. It was a simple and heartfelt story about a good, caring and simple man who tries to take care of his sister and gets into a load of trouble along the way.I found the... Full review

This movie seemed like a promising departure from the Bollywood genre (read: Crap-O-Masala) fare. Its a remake from a Tamil film the original story for which was written by ex-actor Kamal Hasan.In a nutshell, the basic problem with this film... Full review

This is a good movie its worth a watch..tell story of a cook from small village in india and goes to london to work..as a cook..and wht happens after tht u will have to watch it..to know it..so go watch it... Full review

I went to this movie with great reluctance. I was told by a good friend that it is the remake of a Tamil Film Nala Damayanthi, which was very good. I found it to be a decent masala film. The... Full review

Also actors do tend to go overboard when adapting to accents in films but Madhavan's Bihari accent in the film is flawless. And despite the international set-up, the film thankfully doesn't fall into the trap of condemning foreign culture or endorsing desi traditions. ... Full Review

The supporting cast is a great support to the satirical drama.....is special for the way debutant director Sanjay Daima pitches his script at just the right tittering tilt.....Asmita Sharma as Ramji's sister, add a dollop of newness to the exuberant tale..... ... Full Review

If only the film were shorter, and tighter. First time director Sanjay Dayma, who has been credited with the script of Lagaan, has a nice, light touch (the Bihar village scenes, filled by great little walk on parts who have the intonations down pat, are quite wonderful; the ones in London include much more than the stock red tourist double-decker and the cruiser down the Thames), and a lot of the dialogues, written by Madhavan, bring a great deal of liveliness to the movie. ... Full Review

B : Reviews | Videos | Synopsis | Discussions | Gallery | Multilingual actor R. Madhavan, who was after a long time seen in a solo lead in recent horror film "13B", doesn't mind doing multi-starrer Hindi films. ... Full Article

The movie begins from a Bihar village. Ramji (Madhavan), a simple man with a good heart, has the daunting task of arranging money for his sister's wedding. ... Full Article

Ramji Londonwaley , a Bollywood comedy about the trials and tribulations of a smalltime cook from Bihar who lands up in the alien western culture of London, will have its world premiere in London on Friday this week. ... Full Article

Sanjay Daima is readying for the release of his directorial debut, the Madhavan starrer "Ramji Londonwale", which is now in the post-production stage, reports Bollywood Trade. ... Full Article