Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK) Rating: 3/5 starsHarmless fun. Thankfully the fun is not numbed down by being all too brainless - just the sporadic instance here and there, mostly interspersed within the action scenes. Akshay Kumar enjoys himself in a role he can sleep through and he succeeds in involving the audience in his revelry. We even get to see him doing some real action and stunts after a long time.Shiv Pandit just passes muster, while Aditi Rao Hydari literally has nothing to do. Sadly Mithun forgot his acting chops at home, and Danny's acting chops are criminally underutilized. But above all, the real scene stealer from the very first frame he enters till the last is Ronit Roy, who essays his first complete negative role with sublime malevolence.

I paid Rs.500 to watch #BOSS. I believe that's pretty much low for this. Perfect 8.5/10 Comedy + Action + Drama/Emotions !!!! = Complete Package. What I loved the most was the 'FATHER-SON' story. How Akshay as Boss kept his father in high esteems and believed him no less than a Lord, even though his father hated him. At some parts this movie was so emotional, SERIOUSLY !!! like a moment when the song 'Pitaah Se Hai Naam Tera' played - Boss peeks through the window of his mansion, Watches his father after 15 years & bursts into tear :') This movie was just so.... I love my father & I regard him more than anyone else. For me - my dad at one side and the entire world at the other !!! - " I am known due to my father, He's my identity , Supports me, My breathe...I've gotten from my #Father. He is a something else Got everything as his blessing, came with nothing to this world... He's Invaluable !!!! " - THE POSITION OF A FATHER IS THE HIGHEST. WE HOLD OUR FATHER's FINGER & EVERY PATH BECOMES EASIER. IF WE HAVE HIS BLESSINGS THEN SKY WILL BE AT OUR FEET. THEY ARE LIKE OUR LIFE SAVINGS, WE LOSE IT & WE HAVE NOTHING.

First of all the whole bollywood should be ashamed of themselves. especially akshay kumar and shahrukh khan. this movie sucks in every aspects. this is not a movie , this is a money laundering business. there is nothing exciting at all. this movie follows the same tradition of what is bollywood known for last 3-4 years. I don't understand is it the Indian crowd has gone mad or what. they just keep accepting movies like this. "Chennai Express" was the worst movie of all time and it still broke several records at box office. and I am damn sure this movie will do good business as well.and Mr Anthony why do you call yourself a director. it wouldn't be an exaggeration if I'd say I have lost my faith from Bollywood movies, actors, directors with one exception Amir Khan.please don't watch this movie. this actor should go to hell.

Anthony D'Souza's 'Boss' is Time-Pass! An entertaining joyride, that is filled with super action, a dose of comedy & some wonderfully heartfelt moments.'Boss' Synopsis: A hero of his town comes to a city to rescue his brother from an evil cop.'Boss' has a good first-hour, but an awesome second. Keeping in mind this is a commercial film, the film succeeds big time by keeping the viewing engrossed. The Screenplay is well-done. The emotional father-son track is heartfelt, the comedy is spot-on & the action-sequences are mind-blowing. 'Boss' is a colorful entertainer that offers what it promises, which is entertainment. Anthony D'Souza's Direction is decent. Cinematography & Editing are fair. Music by various artists is super.Performance-Wise: Mithun Chakraborty is outstanding, as always. Akshay Kumar plays Boss, marvelously. He's energetic & lovable throughout. Shiv Pandit is credible. Ronit Roy is excellent as the dirty cop. Danny is wonderful. Aditi Rao Hydari looks gorgeous & delivers ably. Johnny Lever & Sanjay Mishra provide genuine laughs. Parikshit Sahni is adequate. Govind Namdeo & Aakash Dabhade are okay.On the whole, 'Boss' is a Winner.