There is absolutely nothing new in the movie when it comes to novelty. However, it has everything to keep you smile throughout. You can complete an essay on the lack of logic in it or even can prepare a thesis and get PHD.
Sanjay Dutt, though enters after 45 minutes or so, still managed to take the lead easily. The actor is as good as he was in Dhamaal; Very good. Ajay Devgan looks fresh and rocks the role in style. Fardeen Khan manages to survive in between the two veterans though he didn’t manage to create any extra impression. Bipasha Basu did her role(s) well, though the role didn’t require any extra effort from her side. Mughta Godes is ok in the role but her continuous absence in many of the roles was noted. Johny Lever, Asrani and rest of the cast did their roles well.
Music of the film is very good. Normally, comedy films didn’t get much importance to music. Here, the songs made their presence felt. Choreography was very good. The title song of the film, ‘All the Best’ simply created an excellent impression from the beginning and rest of the songs followed the pattern. However, the choreography succeeded because of its large canvas than creativity. The choreographer failed to give heart to an emotional song in the film. The steps in the title song were not that difficult but much effective. The music department and choreography I will consider as a plus for the film.
Cinematography of the movie is very good. The fun is really working and it is a good film one can watch with family. The fun though predictable is good and entertaining. The film has the potential to grow as a hit. Still, I am yet to digest the logic of releasing 3 big films in a day expecting success. This competition is definite to take a toll on all the releases, but I hope and wish that all of them came out with success. All the best!