Mubarakan

Mubarakan is the kind of a movie which you go to watch with your friends when you are in the mood to simply laugh at everything.A good bollywood slapstick comedy with no double meaning jokes after a really long time. If you are the kind of a person who is in the habit of laughing at small things, you'll have a grin on your face throughout. Anil Kapoor sort of has the 'welcome' touch in his acting which is quite enjoyable. Arjun Kapoor, Ileana, Neha have all performed their parts well. However, Ratna Pathak's PUnjabi accent is a little absurd. The movie becomes slow towards the end, the first half is more enjoyable. Go to watch the movie only if you are not looking for something serious or sensible. Sometimes, it's good to just go and have a good laugh.

Brainless but entertaining typical Punjabi comedy. It is a onetime watch. I find here many reviews who expect logic or direction in this film. I think acting of anil kapoor was awsum. Like in Indian comedy movies a confusion chaos is created and that creates humor, so here also same.

Just an another ordinary story that does not contain anything special. The story is not interesting and coherent. Songs are miserable and irrelevant to the story. Acting and dialogue delivery are below expectations. Screen play and plots are weak.In my opinion, this movie is just a waste of time and money.

A Sikh uncle tries to get his twin nephews married to their sweethearts against all the odds and last minute confusions. Perhaps it sounds much like a plot burrowed from "Houseful" series. But believe me, it has its own style and leaves the crudeness of "Houseful" franchise and is built as a clean family entertainer. Well, it's not a work of originality or of a tremendous caliber; but it's still good in its way and grips till the end though the beginning seems a bit loose and gets a bit dragging in its second half. The real life uncle and nephew plays the same in the movie with Arjun Kapoor a bit adequate in his roles but Anil Kapoor steals the show. Go for it with less expectation, you won't be dissappointed.

Rating: 2 stars out of 4

Anees Bazmee gave us some good entertaining comedies like Welcome, No Entry, and Singh is King. Followed by shitty attempts with Welcome Back and now this.

So the movie evolves around two twin boys named Karan and Charan Singh. Charan is based in Punjab while Karan is based in London. Karan falls in love with Sweety but apparently gets an arranged marriage with Bunkle who Charan is in love this. Due to this, a huge family rift occurs and how they win their loved ones is basically what mubarak is all about including with the hep of Uncle Kartar.

Quite frankly, this movie is stupid and relentless in such a way that the jokes are on you once you purchase the ticket for this film.

The story was slowly paced and too un-rectified in a way that multiple sardars will come at your door asking for your daughter's hand in marriage

The acting is below average.

Anil Kapoor was outstanding and he did make me laugh so many times during the film.

Arjun Kapoor as Charan was hilarious and decent but playing Karan was a bit cold and too eccentric.

Athiya Shetty was a nightmare on screen. Her expressions looked like someone forgot to turn off the washer.

Illeana D Cruz was just there and couldn't do much justice on screen

The music is average. Goggle Song is decent but Hawa Haha sounds so unmelodious that the tunes looked like a droll broke into pieces.

Overall, despite Anil Kapoor's terrific acting, this movie was ridiculously wrong. Poorly written and horribly edited which makes this film a T.V Broadcast or Netflix watch.

2.5/5- Anees Bazmee should retire from filming.