From angular sideburns to v-necked bodyfitting t-shirts to dance moves and even accent replication methodical enough to be the work of a mimic, he tries to be Hrithik.
Except, he can’t act. He doesn’t look good. He doesn’t have screen presence. Alright sure, these things can come about in time, and he is the producer/director’s son, so he could get a dozen chances. But yet, he bravely tries to be HR, doing everything short of sticking on a prosthetic thumb, poor sod. That hara-kiri aside, he comes across as a whiney-voiced pansy, and clearly a brat, getting to showboat in Harry Baweja’s oh-look directorial effort — as in, look-my-son-can-drive-fast, look-my-son-can-cycle-fast, look-my-son-can-run-fast… ad nauseaum.

But are the much-hyped special effects any good? Oh yes they are. The SFX in Love Story 2050 is pretty darned spectacular, and the fact that an Indian film can now look this impressive is a massive confidence boost for all those now planning to head in sci-fi directions.

- Rediff

Harry Baweja has undoubtedly put in a lot of effort and hard work into Love Story 2050, whether its the costumes, settings, special effects and to a certain extent even robots. But unfortunately, the script is way below average. The story is nonsensical, the love story lacks soul, you dont feel for any single character in the movie. Harry Baweja as a story teller fails big time.

- Indicine

When the script is so loose…did I just call something non-existent ‘loose’?…anyway, when the script is such, I think it is unfair to judge the performances. Lousy lines cannot make even the best of actors woo their audience. Yet, Priyanka Chopra did a relatively decent job of portraying the duality in her two characters. I seriously don’t want to make a call on Harman Baweja just yet.

- Without Giving the Movie Away

Unlike all the reviews, I found a lot of user comments on the web which mentioned that the movie was good and critics were just being their usual over-critical self. Let us know what you thought about the movie.