Aao Wish Karein

I felt very ironic by looking at the review comments here, this is one of the best fairy tale movie with appealing visual effects, good music, good cast, good location.

A story of a 12 year old boy falling in love with 22 year old girl and he does whatever to get her attention and have a dream of marrying her someday but she treats him like a kid.

This movie tells a fairy tale of how he wish to become big and impress the girl of his dreams. Story has very unrealistic scenes and plots but that's what the fairy tale is all about! This is one of the cutest fims that you can enjoy and love and remember for rest of your life.

Aftab and Aamna justice to the role they play, the rest of the cast as well including the funniest Jonny Lever appearances.

A must talk movie, may be one day the future generations will rediscover this movie and celebrate.

An underrated GEM!

Well we start with the performance.. Mr.Aftab act superb!! he was amazing and his friend was awesome too the kids were also awesome all the other cast was superb now the story it is a modern fairly tale (story adopted from movie Big) in which a kid loves a girl the problem is he is only 12 years old and the girl is 22 or 21 something everyone call him kid because he is a kid but he think he is a big elder man he wants to became a man Mr Hitchcock a modern fairy mother show him a wishing well he drops a coin in the well and poof.. the main story is that what happen next?? watch it out for yourself it is a family must a must watch!!!

Thank god for a simple and sweet movie.

Not trying to preach you anything big, not having a huge moral, or a huge budget, or super stars trying to look super cool, thank god for all that. The first thing you'd notice about Aao Wish Karien is, that it is an amazingly sweet movie, which makes you laugh and cry and certain points, and I can't wait to say this, I think Aftab has arrived. The performance of Aaftab was so nuanced and well balanced, a grown up with a heart and mind of kid, it reminded me of Hrithik's performance in Krish, only there was no over the top ham acting. Story is, in one line, a kid who wishes to grow up because the girl he loves thinks he is a kid, actually grows up the next day. Like all the good movies, I didn't think it was long, I didn't go out during the songs, I laughed at the right moments (others laughed as well) and was holding back a tear at the right moment as well (others did as well). Now only thing I want is all my friends to watch this movie, and support his kind of cinema, it is good and refreshing. Please don't pay 100/200 bucks to movies like Blue, just to watch someone's biceps and someone else's cleavage, watch a movie made by heart and care, and not by slick editing, and oodles of money thrown in. Heart warming, indeed.

Till this day I am eagerly waiting for Aftab to Bring another movie like KASOOR or FOOTHPATH. He acted superbly in KASOOR, but now he seems to be getting worse at his acting as he keeps making more. I really really want to like him and his movies but when he keeps doing flops like this one, it gets really hard to like him and his acting.

How can you even come close to act like Tom Hanks from the movie "Big"? Yes this whole movie was the copy of Hollywood Movie Big, actually this turned even worse as the story went on because Aftab was overacting soooo much. He should've studied Tom Hanks thoroughly. He also acted in that Ridiculous copy of "Death at a Funeral" in Daddy Cool, and overdid his character so much compared to UK version.

The only good thing about this movie was Aamna Shariff, she is very pretty and is a very decent actor. That's why Aloo Chaat worked. Aloo Chaat's storyline was great and her acting was superb in it. In this one she kept trying her best but the storyline lacked soo much that it seemed as if she had to struggle.

And Honestly HOW CAN U CHOOSE A COMEDY LEGEND JOHNNY LEVER for the most ridiculous character ever. Even he's loosing his respect for himself and his career for taking such stupid roles. Honestly this movie is not worth wasting your time, if you want to see a better Aftab and Aamna Shariff decent movie then just watch Aloo chaat instead!

Aao Wish Karein, inspired from the Tom Hanks-starrer Big, is the kind of film its misguided makers seem convinced kids will enjoy. Good luck with that, considering it's a painfully predictable, sickeningly romantic, unfunny film that talks down to kids as if they're stupid little creatures who don't deserve anything smarter. Anguished on discovering he's adopted, hurt by his father's indifference, and heartbroken that he can't hook up with the woman of his dreams, 12-year-old Mickey wishes that he were older. Lo and behold, the next morning he wakes up to find his dream has come true. Mickey (now played by Aftab Shivdasani) runs away from home, gets a job inventing children's computer games, and woos local ballet teacher Mithika (played by Aamna Sharif) who gradually reciprocates his feelings, even though he's basically a bumbling fool. By concentrating mostly on the love story between Mithika and Mickey, the film's makers pass up the opportunity to treat this as a light-hearted comedy, and deliver the kind of innocent gags this plot was ripe for. When they do give you comedy, it's of the kind that doesn't belong in a children's film. Like the scene in which Mickey encounters a prostitute who he invites home unsuspectingly, then dodges her advances when she's there. Or then you get an over-the-top Tiku Talsania who screams and shouts and bellows maniacally as Mickey's mad-hatter boss. And Johnny Lever in an embarrassing costume and matching wig as Hitchcock, the modern-day fairy godmother who grants Mickey his wish. The film comes down like a house of cards because it doesn't get its basic principles right. It's a kid's film with barely any fun. Alternating between sappy romance and sentimental fluff, the film offers nothing in terms of unbridled excitement.Much of the blame for the film's failure rests with its principal star Aftab Shivdasani who plays Mickey as a crackpot of sorts instead of investing in him an irresistible child-like innocence. His co-star Aamna Sharif forever looks like she's walked out of the fashion pages of a women's magazine, but doesn't contribute much in the acting department. Far from achieving the fairytale feel it was going for, Aao Wish Karein is a colossally boring film that packs clunky dialogue, a predictable narrative and a muddled message in the end. Barring a few superb songs, this film is a miscalculation on all counts.To be honest, I've seen fifth standard students put up school-plays more entertaining than this!