Amar Akbar & Tony

Found this movie by accident when browsing on Netflix and thought to give it a go. Boy oh boy, what a bloody mess this movie is. The first 20 minutes is alright and watchable, the rest is a mess. They tried to stuff in soo many things into a 90 minutes movie. Terrible storyline and terrible acting. Avoid this movie at all cost!

Now granted the movies premise is that 3 religions can get along great is a good thing. I don't know how real life this is but i wasn't too concerned. The movie is very dramatic and protests honor killings. In the guise of attractive middle eastern people there is a story line that we should just all just get along.

I came across this movie on netflix & wanted to watch it for a while, the plot could have had more depth, overall you will enjoy this movie if you of ethnic origin in my oppinon.

I can only blame the movie producers for not promoting the movie as it should have been.

Ridiculously under-rated; funny, heart warming movie with a easy to follow storyline. It's almost family friendly except for two scenes which are essential (Amar's re-entry to Akbar's night club and (An)Tony's bonk at Park) to the movie.

I find the movie light. Jolly, and a nice watch. Karen David stands out for me.

I do not wish to counter-write the negative reviews but surprised to read them; I wonder if they watched the movie even!?

I am more than happy to rate a ten out of ten. All you desis - you will love this flicm.

Brilliant story. That is the first thing you take home at the end of the night. Then you realise the characters were well written: funny, vulnerable and lovable. You wanted the three title roles to finish on top, you cared.

The style was a brave mix of British comedy, indulgent Bollywood and an all new dish of Malhotra (The guy who wrote and directed it). The laugh out loud moments were great. Opening night at the restaurant was cringe worthy, hilarious and heartwarming all at the same time.

All in all a great watch.

Tibey