Mar 14, 2016 10:34 PM
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This movie does not deserve even a negative reviews lest it be talked about but rather forgotten.Half an hour into the movie and I felt so disappointed that I decided to leave during interval.
The movie is supposed to've a social message.
Langoor has upgraded from Ravan to Shravan Kumar.But no matter what he does, he can never guarantee a movie, forget a solo hit. Asin(29) got the shock of her life and immediately decided to get married in real life to ESCAPE this on-screen horror, that she wants remain with Aishwarya Rai. One woman's loss is another woman's gain, as they say.
The langoor has his first hit on hand. This movie will definitely get its first 300+ crore of phate chappal, juute, tamatar, ande. U can throw whatever u wish and comes handy. The sky is the limit. My rating too'd be 300+ cr jute chappal, ande, tamatar. Can't waste my stars and numbers rating this trash.
Where and with whom can I file a claim for loss of peace of mind and getting nightmares after watching this horror show? I wanna get well soon.
Mr. Bhalla(Rishi Kapoor) runs a Bakery which is not doing good business. Inder(Abhishek Bachchan), the only son of Mr. Bhalla is interested in singing and not in his father’s failing business. Supriya Pathak is Mrs. Bhalla and at the receiving end of her husband’s hot temper.
As a result of the fights at home, Inder leaves his parents and flies far away to Bangkok to fulfil his dreams. Here, Nimmi(Asin) is madly in love with Inder but their relationship does not flourish. The reason is that Inder feels insecure in life and does not want to marry.
Ten years pass by and one day he receives a call from Cheema(Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub), an advocate-cum-goon calling him back to India to sign the Bakery shop documents and take his share. Already struggling financially, he returns home only to find himself landed in a trap.
His father has borrowed over Rs.20 lakhs and Cheema wants the father & son to sign the papers and let go off their property. In parallel, Asin’s marriage is arranged by her parents to an NRI from Australia and she also returns back to India but decides to be with Inder instead of going back home. Then starts a cat and mouse chase with Cheema hunting the Bhalla family till the movie ends.
On the whole, All Is Well seems like a great film on paper but the direction, too many loopholes and too many songs spoil the show to an extent. Abhishek Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor are very good but it’s Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub who steals the show. At best, it’s an average flick and can be enjoyed if one goes for it without too many expectations and with a correct mindset.
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