Mere Baap Pehle Aap Reviews on the web

June 15th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Mere Baap Pehle Aap, yet another masala flick by Priyadarshan! Did it do well at the box office? Here are some reviews from the web:

… Before I entered the movie-plex to watch Mere Baap Pehle Aap, I was literally hoping Mere Baap to be an out an out comedy movie. Priyadarshan has made it a habit to make movies with a hilarious first half, but a utterly disappointing emotional and dramatic second. Unfortunately, Mere Baap Pehle Aap is no exception. … Indiacine Team [ Indiacine ]
… If it is a Priyadarshan film, then you have a reason to watch it – Comedy. Yes Mere Baap Pehle Aap does not disappoint you. It is a comedy film but with some flare of emotion and drama as well. So if you are going to watch this film keeping comedy in mind, please don’t go. But if you are admirer of Priyadarshan’s class comedy, go for it…. tabraiz [ bollywood vista ]
The storyline is simple, and the veteran director Priyadarshan has done a good job as far as direction and camera work is concerned, but editing is loose and the music too seems stale. … Spicezee Bureau [ zeenews.com ]
…The performances range from average to ordinary. Paresh Rawal has his standard scheme to invoke humour and adds no variation to his act. Akshaye Khanna is intermittently loud and Genelia carries a constant grin with an apparent accent. Om Puri is reduced to a caricature while Shobna is criminally wasted. And what was Rajpal Yadav doing in this film? … Gaurav Malani/ [ Indiatimes Movies ]
… There are moments when you slip into your seat, comfortably viewing the effortless and endearing chemistry between Paresh Rawal and Akshaye Khanna, playing an unconventional father-son pair. Paresh Rawal plays the perfectly adorable and compliant daddy to Akshaye’s admonishing, authoritarian son. Besides exuding mutual warmth and taking well-timed cues, both the actors give each other respectful space, all of which is palpable on and off-screen….. Sukanya Verma [ rediff Movies ]