Must watch movie before you die ;_). Review on Prem Ratan Dhan Payo

.Prem is Back! He is back in the wake of 16 monotonous years. The blending of Salman Khan and the Barjatyas who have given huge hits before is back on silver screen after a long hole. Rajshri preparations have dependably been well known for making films on family values. Their motion pictures have over tones of family values – Babuji ka ashirwaad, Maa ka dulaar, bhai-behan ka sath and khaandaan ke sanskaar – alongside an adoration story loaded with so much pyaar.'Prem Ratan Dhan Payo'(PRDP) is no not as much as any run of the mill Rajshri film. In addition, the Salman Khan fan taking after made it a most-anticipated watch even before its discharge.

Plot

The story is about Prem Dilwala(Salman Khan) and Yuvraj Vijay Singh(Salman Khan). Yes! Salman is assuming a twofold part in the film. Prem who is stricken by Princess Maithili(Sonam Kapoor), fiancee of Vjay Singh, goes to Pritam Pur to meet the princess. Be that as it may, because of sudden turmoil and strenuous family relations of Vijay Singh, Prem needed to assume the position of Vijay. Will Prem have the capacity to patch the strained connections among the siblings and sisters, and will he have the capacity to win the heart of Princes Maithili for Vijay is the thing that PRDP is about.

Exhibitions

Salman's fans will be truly enchanted to watch PRDP as he is assuming a twofold part in the film. In one part, he is like the "Dabangg" Salman, who is an unruly and an irate young fellow. The other Salman, Prem Dilwala, is similar to Pawan Kumar Chaturvedi of'Bajrangi Bhaijaan', who is unadulterated on the most fundamental level, loaded with good values and is adorable. In both the parts, which are transitional to each other, Salman figures out how to take the show with his execution. It is really a Salman Khan film.

It appears Sooraj Barjatya has picked Sonam Kapoor for the part of the princess on the grounds that the character needs to wear originator garments, overwhelming make-up, stroll with a mentality and oomph, which Sonam loves to do, all things considered, as well. Other than this, she has not contributed much in the film. Her dialog conveyances need flawlessness and her demeanors, particularly in the passionate scenes are the greatest let down.

Anupam Kher is a veteran performing artist and has demonstrated it at the end of the day in PRDP. Swara Bhaskar has a little part in the motion picture, yet she has given an estimable execution. Neil Nitin Mukesh has demonstrated that he can act as well. Armaan Kohli, who plays the reprobate in the film, is another disillusionment. He ought to be just content with the way that he persuaded an opportunity to be a piece of such a major flag film.

Chief Sooraj R. Barjatya merits the brownie focuses for making this motion picture look so terrific. His enumerating is very obvious in the dazzling and rich sets and the generation group likewise merits adulation for effectively giving the regal look to the whole film. Despite the fact that there is such a great amount of eminence in the film, it some way or another needed reality. From one perspective, the story is effectively unsurprising as it continues. Then again, the relation