Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Mridul Mahapatra First thing first, I watched AKSAR first time when I was in my school days and I liked it then,but after watching it recently I thought it is not worth your time.Basic plot is Dino offers Hashmi an ace photographer to seduce his wife Udita so that using their affair a reason Dino can get a divorce..but things go awry after sometime and a murder happensEverything except music and location are poor. Not a single time the suspense raises. Acting is bad. Story,direction bad. Only Dino looked decent. Hashmi did not have great screen presence. Udita is wasted. It was full of flaws which you can easily find out after watching it. So don't watch it unless you are a fan of Hashmi or if you can watch any film.

Peter Young Aksar is an awful movie. The script, the story, the acting are all simply laughable. Dino Morea plays a man who pays Emraan Hashmi to seduce his wife. Yes, this is as ridiculous as it sounds. Both Morea and Hashmi offer incredibly and unsurprisingly bad acting. Udita Goswami plays the aggressive, capricious and angry wife. She is good-looking but has zero acting talent. The film has one hit song called "Jhalak Diklaja" which is composed and sung by Himesh Reshammiya. I never could understand the hype around this song as I never found it particularly good though it is catchy. The film is supposed to be a thriller but instead it just looks like a comic strip thanks to the terrible direction and writing. Avoid this cheapo at any cost.

udita_mittal I often wonder how movies like this even get made, and the most shocking part is that people actually pay to watch them.With Aksar it appears as though the director made up the story as he went along, adding twists and turns when he liked, no matter how ludicrous they were. The script was non existent with inane dialogs such as "Jo Sheena Roy pehenti hai, wahee fashion hota hai" and "Yeh Versace hai Madam" (yeah right).Every one of the characters was shallow and underdeveloped. Acting was awful. Constumes (lycra for Udita and awful suits for a stocky Emran), locales (the numerous houses that were used for interiors did not even vaguely resemble a Victorian mansion), screenplay etc etc, just one word- rubbish.For those people who love Hashmi and his movies, watch it. As for me, I'll never get those two and a half hours back. The only redeeming factor was some of the music which was decent.

AishFan Here it comes again--Emraan Hashmi with chart-topping music, an interesting story, and of course the kiss. You'd think you've had enough, but this power-packed combination never ceases to entertain. The strength is basically in the story. Emraan gets lucky every time. Surprising though that no Bhatts are involved. I could've sworn this was a Bhatt film. Anyways, I must start out with the music, which is definitely the highlight of the movie. It is absolutely excellent and the best soundtrack of 2006 so far. Dino suddenly makes a comeback with 3-4 movies within a month after disappearing for like 3-4 years. He returns as a much improved actor. He suits his role of a serious, chivalrous man, as oppose to the wacky guy in Aksar's remix music videos. His acting has improved since his first (and last memorable) film, Raaz. Udita has also improved very significantly from her last film, Zeher. Emraan's his regular self. Cinematography is good. Ending is a bit disturbing but interesting nonetheless.