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The movie should be renamed to 'MOOD SWINGS OF A BIPOLAR PSYCHO'. Please do not compare it to other good works of Imtiaz Ali, this one is just mediocre.The only high points are Ranbir and Deepika's flawless performance, and the cinematography in the first half. The second half is dragged, and moves from one baseless frame to another, at one point you feel like moving out of the theater. Rehman's music is good, but not great. The chemistry between the lead actors is spicy,however it is spoilt by bland narration and poor direction. Watch it only if you wish to see Ranbir and Deepika's award worthy performance. In a nutshell - Imtiaz Ali succeeds in making TAMASHA of the audience."

If you thought Ajay Devgan and Tabu's riveting performances would be a reason sufficient enough to watch this movie,then let me tell you.It is the film's story which wins in the end. First half is lose and needs editing,however the second half doesn't let you even move your eyeballs off the screen. Shriya Saran is good in looks n below average in acting.Both her daughters look convincing and act decently well. The story keeps you glued till the last frame,and the last 1 minute of conclusion gives you goosebumps and deserves claps.Intense,engaging,sharp and an intelligent thriller.This visual is DEEPLY DECEPTIVE.

Haven't seen anything more interesting and thrilling than this one in the last few years.It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it one of the finest movies produced by Indian Cinema. With almost 3 hours of run-time,this edge-of-the-seat masterpiece has enough chills and goosebumps to keep you glued to your seats throughout. Akshay lives the character pitch perfect and is absolutely phenomenal, and so are all other actors including Danny and Anupam Kher, however a special mention for Taapsee Pannu, who shines in a short cameo. The background score is so profound that it automatically raises your heart-beat. This BABY is mature enough to be called an instant classic. MISS IT AT YOUR OWN PERIL"