Average , good .gets boring at many parts of the movie and u want to fast forward

I love the end that comes as a surprise. I admit its little bit slow or boring in the mid or sometimes but as a full movie its a perfect blockbuster end.

Reading some of the other reviews, I was astonished to see some 9- 10s being given to this movie. A score usually reserved for best work in cinema is being reserved for a film that has few defining moments. Yes, there are some good laughs, but the real kicker is the terrible story that gets introduced halfway through. SPOILERS NOW: At some point, the audience is treated to a suspicion that the uncle and aunt are actually TERRORISTS here in London for a bombing! Such a plot development completely ruined the film thus far, which was alright. Afterward we are treated to a preachy story about the son of the uncle and aunt who passed away in 9/11. Such an abrupt and sudden tone change does not suit a comedy film. The two protagonists spend the entire film trying to think of a plan to get rid of these unwanted guests and the best they can do is to abandon them at a coffee shop? Extremely lazy. The songs were okay, same with the acting. Nothing spectacular, but for a Paresh Rawal film, for which my expectations are usually much higher for, I was thoroughly disappointed.

8/10 Paresh Rawal has definitely taken the lead in this flick with his perfect comic timing. Kartik Aryan has done a just job with his role, Kriti & Tanvi Azmi have also done a decent job. Although not a big banner movie, but definitely worth a watch, will appeal to all seniors as well. Good job done by the writers, they have underlined a meaningful lesson with all the senseless jokes.