Designed on a lavish scale with a big fat Indian Wedding, a runaway bride and music thrown in in ample measure, the film is glossy and rich enough to watch it, if you have nothing better to do.
It all seems highly improbable and manipulated, by all means, honour the country with flag-waving films, but at least make sure that the film does not prove unworthy of its nationalistic aspirations.
Despite A Weak Script, There Is Action Aplenty Throughout The Film, But That Doesn't Bog Down The Viewing Experience Like Many Overcooked Comic-book Sequels
Hansal Mehta is an accomplished film maker, but his "Omerta" is not one that will shine as one among his best, simply because, it offers nothing exceptional.
Overall with moderate production values which include basic computer generated images that makes this telling appear like a fairy tale, the film is a heart-warming celebration of life.