Actuakers
One of my all time favorites.
Acensbart
Excellent but underrated film
Lucia Ayala
It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.
derya_acar
One of my favourite movies.. The chemistry between Akshay and Katrina is on point. It's one of those movies u can watch over and over again.
steffycyril
A beautiful ride of a lady from city of London to India.Its visuals are entertaining and adds flavor.It shows both cultures in an elegant manner.There is a great mismatch between the characters but in vain.The cameo roles are taken very carefully.There is a good plot and a dose of laughter.There are some great lovely moments when he does everything for her to make her happy. One of the best movie of entertainment and relation. Every time a parent is born in India,they always wish that even if they go far,they always be closer to Homeland.To me,they are special creations of Vipul Shah. The father of heroine is none other than Rishi Kapoor.Really he is a very good father. The soulful melodies and the hip hop is evergreen.OLove is blind but true love is when u let the other be happy. It would be bad if i did not tell about Katrina.She was too cute as she was at that time.At the same time ,she is witty to marry and not let them sign official documents.She is also courageous to decide and run the last minute for Akshay.
swasthegr8
It is the best Akshay-Katrina movie duo till today.Unlike Akshay Kumar's other illogical movies this was an astounding movie to watch.A treat for romantic comedy movie fans.Akshay started doing comedy films since late 90's but tasted success, after Hera Pheri in the comedy genre.Namastey London was released in late 00s and became a box office hit.Katrina Kaif was in her rudimentary stages of learning and off-course acting.It was her first movie with her own dialogs instead of dubbing.Apart from the leading roles, Rishi kapoor as an accomplished actor did his part well.Other actors such as Javed Shekh ,Upen Patel & Clive Standen were OK.They (producers) could have portrayed Standon's character as an anti-hero of the movie.The music by Himesh Reshamiya & playback by Rahet Fateh Ali Khan are mesmerizing.Last but not the least, the patriotic dialog delivery by Arjun(Akshay) to Charlie's great grandpa was applausing.
HeadleyLamarr
This film was supposed to be a balanced take on the NRI. But it was as silly as any other film that has showed NRIs in a bad light. Katrina Kaif plays Jazz, a British born white-wannabe. Her voice is dubbed and the Hindi is spoken with a strange Martian accent, the English in a FOB faux American accent. Neither language is enunciated clearly and I was left with the feeling that maybe she was deaf person who had just learnt to speak - kind of like Marlee Matlin in Children of a Lesser God! Akshay Kumar was his usual annoying self, here through no fault of his own but rather due to very poor writing he ends up as a pretend Punjabi from Hicksville. When he laughs he is OK, but when he cries you want to cry in pain from the hideous acting job. His behavior is irrational - if he wants Jazz to love him for himself then why does he speak to her in English as he is leaving? And that is what makes her change her mind? So this is yet another vilification of the NRIs as ridiculous, vain, self-centered, shallow people! Upen Patel was most pathetic, Rishi Kapoor did a decent job, rest of the cast kind of muddled along. Music was strangely unappealing to me. And the members of the cast that played the Britishers were atrocious - ruling the heap was the Charlie Brown fellow. If the NRIs were somewhat spared the Brits were soundly vilified and slammed as religious bigots and racists. 1947 is long gone guys, it is time to move along!
