Rangeela Raja

Right from start even ek aur ek yaarah and all this this one is also good but still reviews are not that much rated idk what this big industry people are playing around

Nice duo of Govinda and pahlaj nahlani it's really amazing too see Govinda with big duration film after a long long time of more than a decade in 1999 with maharaja and now with rangeela Raja of 2hrs42mins!!!!! I Gave This Film Predictions Of Rs. 5 crores day 1

I don't know whether people have stopped watching his movies or whether he is not allowed for a promotion or screens movie is awesome

I MYSELF RESPECT ALL HIS FILMS EVERY ACTOR DOES HIS BEST TO DO THE BEST WE ALL KNOW HE HAS BEEN GONE FOR AWHILE FROM INDUSTRY IN POLITICS BUT HE TRIED HIS BEST TO MAKE A BEST COMEBACK AND EVERY ACTOR WILL NOT DO SAME PERFORMANCE THAT WHAT HE DID BEFORE BECAUSE AFTER A LONG COME BACK EVERY ACTOR STARTS SMALL JUST LIKE A NEW BORN KID SO IF YOU LOVE YOUR SUPER STAR EVEN IF HE OR SHE GIVES A BAD PERFORMANCE STILL GIVE 5 STAR RATING SO THE ACTOR OR ACTRESS FEELS GOOD THAT HE CAN DO BETTER THE NEXT TIME.

AND DONT FORGET HE WAS THE LEGEND IN HIS 90'S HIS LOOKS ARE STILL ASTOUNDING AND AGE IS JUST A NUMBER LOOKS DONT MATTER.

Nice movie ,govinda 's Comedy was great. My fav childhood hero govinda. Very nice movie i watched it today once again. It is very entertaining and touched the soul. Govinda no 1 actor hero no 1 Comedian no 1 dancer. Govinda's comic timing is iconic and still amongst the best in Bollywood. Even back in the day, he was known for improvising his dialogues on set without losing the essence of it. He has a knack for languages which helped in bringing out the best in him. His performance got many positive reviews from critics in the Rangeela Raja Movie. In Happy Ending, Govinda seems to be comfortably in-character and if the trailer is any indication we are all set to see the fun Govinda with great comic timing. Beginning with Shola Aur Shabnam (1992), Govinda used his comic timing to separate himself from the rest and changed the perception that people had of him. This was his third film with David Dhawan after Taaqatwar (1989) and Swarg but it was with Shola Aur Shabnam that the two found their groove and the next film that they did together, Aankhen (1994) changed it all.