Solemplex To me, this movie is perfection.

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

Roman Sampson One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

ItalianToni I'm not certain why there are so many negative reviews on the movie Dilwale (2015). I watch a lot of International movies, most of which are movies from India/Bollywood, and I found Dilwale to be very enjoyable! I hadn't seen the movie, but was looking for one that would touch on drama, romance and comedy, but not be too over the top or leave me sad like "Kal Ho Na Ho" did. Whew! That one was tough! This movie wasn't tragic, too romantically intense or ridiculous; it was simply a "sit back and relax" kind of movie.The only thing in the movie that annoyed me was the 5 minute date. That was a bit corny, but not intolerable.I found this movie to be very entertaining! It had a good story, it was fun (Johnny Lever always makes me laugh), and of course, SRK and Kajol were best matched as a couple for this movie.So, I would have to give this movie a definite thumbs up!

ragpap93 The same thing we have seen a thousand times. It is often slow. SRK and Kajol were okay most of the way. Plot was terrible. Many of the lines were parodies from previous movies. Johnny Lever and Boman Irani were misused and the comedy was the worst. The character that goes by the name Oscar is similar to many comedic characters and the way he speaks is annoying. Frankly why does he do that. It is not the least bit funny. Raj and Meera had chemistry but that is only due to the history the audience has with the duo SRK and Kajol. The movie got a little lucky here but for there to be chemistry between the characters some effort should be put into character development. The movie has none of that. Veer and Ishita fell in love too quickly so it is just not believable. All these shortcomings add up to a forgettable filth of a film.

bobbysing This is once again nothing more than 'a mixed chaat' offered by the team taking references from here and there and presenting the same old things in a new smartly packaged product entirely relying on the two big names of SRK and KAJOL.Opening in a typical filmy style riding high on the brotherly emotion, the big brother influence of HUM is clearly there but with a highly artificial or less impactful execution ruining a potential plot. As a result you never feel anything emotional happening on the screen at all amongst the routine cars explosions, gun-fires, gang- wars and all forced comic sequences in the initial hour. In fact the flashback giving you the glimpses of the magical pairing of SRK- KAJOL comes as the only relief element in the first half along with the fresh looks of Varun Dhawan and Kriti in particular. But at the same time it's pretty strange to see the overplayed song GERUA inserted at such a bad moment when you are just about to walk out expecting an interval. Besides here we also have another inspired sequence of '5 minute date' lifted from one of the episodes of a famous western TV Series HOW I MET YOU MOTHER.Post intermission, the film continues with the same old routine storyline of gang rivalry, misconceptions leading to separation and then silly schemes being planned to unite the big couple again. But the most painful time watching DILWALE comes in its final hour when you repeatedly wish the film to finish off in the very next scene but the director refuses to do so and keeps on throwing vague (comic) sequences one after another adding to the unbearable length of more than 150 minutes. And wait, here too after almost 130-135 minutes you again have a song 'Daayre' that forces you to see your watch or mobile phone in quick intervals.Regarding the music, many might have liked the song "Gerua" but it was actually the 'Late Gulshan Kumar strategy' working here for the makers wherein he believed a song could be made famous by playing it on every possible format in a repeated mode by paying more. So honestly 'Gerua' and all other songs of the film were just average numbers for me (expect the enjoyable 'Tukur Tukur'), maybe because I am still unable to tolerate any kind of loud SCREAMING in love songs composed without any heart touching melody. Plus the so lame story- telling by Rohit didn't really allow me to feel impressed by either the cinematography, background score or dialogues, that once again give you a strong feeling of 'heard before' (read TANU WEDS MANU RETURNS).In all, DILWALE was a big disappointment for me and the only performance I loved watching in it was of Sanjay Mishra, saying his witty one liners in an entertaining style. However if you still wish to know what's in store here in comparison to the director's last SRK film, then DILWALE is not even close to Rohit's CHENNAI EXPRESS that at least had Deepika Padukone as its biggest savior.

wdrpwarnakula It's totally a one time watch. A typical family drama. The story is quite predictable. And as it's a Rohit Shetty film - it contains his usual silliness like needless cars and unrealistic action. He never fails to disappoint. Shahrukh's and Kajol's acting was awesome as always and they looked good together. Kriti Sanon and Varun Dhawan paired great. The music is nothing special. And the movie contains too many songs which helped only to increase it's run- time, nothing more. The movie comes nowhere near DDLJ I don't know why these people promoted it so. It's high time for SRK to start giving importance to the stories instead of his friendships.