Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu (2012)

Just perfect...

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

The first must-see film of the year.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Not bad as I thought it would have been (I mean, with Kareena and Imran my expectations weren't too high), just a simple, light comedy with an unexpected end. Quite enjoyable. It could have been better but it could have been a lot worse too. P.S. All songs can/must be skipped, you're welcome.

EMAET is another movie in a long line of bollywood rom-coms. At the end of the day it's just like any of the above genre movie with the only difference being that you don't get the ending you were expecting.Kareena Kapoor stars as Riana Braganza, a character which unfortunately reminded me a lot of a similar role she portrayed as Geet Kaur Dhillon in Jab We Met. That's the main problem of EMAET. Over-hyped girl meeting uptight boy, who wants to avoid her, but similarly due to certain situations end up being (married) together. Only this time the setting is Las Vegas.The filmmakers could have done much much better, but this one is a disappointing experience. The only redeeming quality of the movie is Boman Irani and Ratna Pathak as Rahul's parents and to a lesser degree Ram Kapoor as Mr Bulani. They at least made me smile. Unfortunately they have little time screen.

Saw this movie yesterday. Not boring. The movie is only around two hours. And it has its funny moments. But at the end, this movie is soooo light that, it gives you a feeling that you wasted your time watching it.There is absolutely nothing happening in the movie. The story has been told hundred times already in bollywood. Every one acted very well, especially Imran khan and Bomman Irani. Kareena kapoor has exactly same character as in Jab we met.Songs did not make any impact.All together I can give 6 out of 10 for its jovialness. But I would neither suggest this movie to my friends nor to my enemies.

cute! cute! wannabe cute! a cut (from Hollywood) and paste film which tries to harp on a platonic relationship (from the heroine's point of view) but the writers and the director are at a loss for words, so the easy way is to describe it is 'friendship' (how original!) just like they refer to the shrink or psychiatrist as psychologist in USA! this Indian with an American complex fare is a half baked (in the Vegas sun) version of umpteen 'man meets woman and one of them realizes its love' stories! and considering opposite poles attracting each other why doesn't someone simply copy Bullock and Affleck's 'Forces of nature'? and get over it. Imtiaz tried with Jab we met, and now this! nothing refreshing or original or different like some critics are praising it. the straight faced or zombie like mode with which the hero moves along with his voice over complements Imran as he doesn't have to make an effort! couldn't figure out why the heroine with a doting family is away working in Vegas? or why does she spat on the car window? from Vegas to Mumbai and back seemed as easy like hoping across to the suburbs! and the director succumbing to the writers' insensibility and taking the audience for granted conveniently conjures up the meeting between the hero and his mother! the good thing about Kareena is no eye bags. photography is commendable, and now when Indian movies are slotted into multiplex and single screens this one is truly meant to be seen on home video. about time Hollywood should also start dubbing romantic comedies and dramas in Hindi etc while releasing them in India, so the audience should know where Jab we met and Ek tu types are coming from. and please work on the casting. Imran as Ratna and Boman's son is just like Amitabh as Rishi or Shashi's brother! no match! and looking back Naseer and Ratna as Imran's parents in 'Jaane tu... ya jaane na' were indigestible! and this me too and hardly a romantic comedy (as romance is deflated by the heroine) literally gets corny at the end with the title: 'the beginning'. yeah right! when 'Ek main aur ekk tu' will give way to 'Ekk deewana tha' next Friday, an extra k in it too. and the spoiler is already in the promos. another 'christian' heroine telling the besotted hero she considers him only as a friend! (eyes rolling!) not forgetting 'Ek main...' lives up to the line in a song: 'Sab kuch wohi hai.... ' and u bet it is and that too under 2 hours! phew!