Narrated from Pluto, the omnipresent family dog's point of view, "Dil Dhadakne Do" is a classic and an oft-seen tale about love, freedom and hypocrisy in a dysfunctional family.
Presented in a dark, moody and stylish manner, "Bombay Velvet" is a complex tale of city politics, ambition, greed and love. It excels in its genre, but fails to leave an impact.
Although "Piku" keeps you in "motion" for two hours plus, it is one of the most entertaining and enjoyable rides about life's fundamental needs, which you will thoroughly enjoy!
The script is packed with frivolous, laugh-by-the-minute gags that are below mediocre in presentation and projection. This film is a highly avoidable, unless you happen to be a Ram Kapoor fan.
The film may appear louder-than-life to the dainty-hearted. But the tone is unapologetic massy. You can't change the disintegrating social order by being subtle. Miraculously, Akshay Kumar does exactly that.