Prem Deewane

As soon as the film starts, it feels a B grade 90s production with all the usual stereotypes and improbabilities including the social barrier between the protagonists that don't allow the lovers to meet along the conspiracies of the villains. There is much of mindlessness throughout the film, which at the beginning you take it for stupidity, but as the reels go by you feel it's the signature style of the film which makes the film entertaining and you get glued to the edge of your seats.

There aren't things you haven't seen before in this film and the songs you won't mind skipping, but the whole film takes you to the wacky journey which by the end leaves you with a smile. Sachin, better known for his childish look as a hero, showcases his directorial talent in it which though not as polished is still hilarious to the style of Marx brothers' sitcoms.

Rating: 2 stars out of 4