A game designer, Shekhar Subramanium, who works at a large company that has a new invent, that manages the factual characters of the games be an actual characters, the thing that inspired him to create a new game, in order to please his son, but upon doing so, his life turns down.
Much of the film is marked by a sense of dead air, owing to the fact that there's not a lot of story, but nevertheless, per Bollywood conventions, a lot of time to fill.
TheMovieReport.com
February 04, 2012
So incredibly, enjoyably (and very much in-on-the-joke) bonkers that even the most rigidly-minded West-reared viewer will find it hard to resist.
Surely the film will be a success in its native land and will rake in significant bucks around the world (it's opening in a record-setting 5,000 theaters worldwide) -- whether that qualifies it as "good" is debatable.
