Downside of the movie "ANUSHKA SHARMA". She looks uninterested in work. Her performance is worst. This movie had all the best in the world but even that did not stop death of yash chopra by worst performance of A**Ka Sharma. I have watched only two movies and can sense her apathy towards acting. She will keep killing directors and people involved with her. Poor Yash Chopra. Mr. Yash Chopra is not among us because trash performance of An**Ka Sharma killed him. Her presence on screen terrifies me. It seems that she can eat me alive. I will never watch her in my life. An**Ka is Chudail. Now Virat kohli will commit Suicide. Fact: The mistakes happened in this movie all around her character which proves my point that she is not serious about her work. She has condescending and rude attitude towards the team where she works.

Before I write one thing, please let me say that I love Shah Rukh Khan! I think he is a wonderful actor and just his facial expressions alone in a movie have sold me on that.So, this is a good movie and SRK makes a great Samar Anand, both as a civilian and a Major, but there is something about this movie that won't let me give it a higher score. I can't quite put my finger on it. It may be the differences in ages between SRK (Samar) and Katrina Kaif (Meera) that I struggled with, both in real life, and in the attempt to make them look closer in age in the movie.Shah Rukh Khan has always looked younger than his actual age to me, but the 19 year age difference between he and Katrina Kaif was difficult for me to put aside. Granted, if I was an actress in Indian movies doing my first kissing scene, Shah Rukh Khan would be my pick, but even so, I think someone maybe a little older than Katrina Kaif could have been a better fit for the movie. She didn't have to be his age, but possibly have a few more years on her. Samar always looked much older to me than Meera in the whole movie, especially when he was supposed to be 28. I didn't have a problem with Anushka Sharma's (Akira) age because she was meant to be younger than him, and there was no actual romantic relationship between them.I did like the story and the ending, and I was very glad that Major Anand didn't get blown up at any point in the movie. I kept waiting for that to happen and was going to be really ticked off if it had. :-)Over all, it was a good movie and I enjoyed it, but I do think another actress (and I don't mean Priyanka Chopra) could have made a better Meera and had better chemistry with Major Anand.

absolute brain f@#K of a movie. To maintain your sanity please for the love of all that is holy and dear in your life stay away from this movie. The movie has no great songs, no great acting, paltry storyline. Instead you get plastic doll acting from Ms. Kaif, same all-romantic-well known-ddlj-style of acting from SRK and others fill in the gaps. The cameo by Anushka was the biggest F$%k all of the movie. What a dumb girl! I paid the price due to my optimistic outlook in life, hoping that the movie would get better at some point. I died a little that day. What crappy movie.I guess the best I could do is to warn others to not do the same mistake as me.

I happen to Netflix this the other night as I hadn't seen a Bollywood movie in a while. This movie is another long, epic, dramatic love saga set in the backdrop of London and Kashmir. Couldn't Mr. Yashji come up with something original for his swan song? Granted it was shot beautifully with some nice song and dance sequences, we have seen this many times before in Yash Raj romantic, fantasy movies like DDLJ, K3G, KHNH, Mohabattein to name a few. While the movie kept my interest for the first hour or so, it completely fell apart in the second half with its unrealistic storyline, bizarre 'twists', illogical situations and just downright stupidity exhibited by the actors. The whole premise of Katrina praying to God time and time again to fulfill her wishes at different points in her life, in exchange for something she loves/likes is just too weak and unconvincing. Shah Rukh's freak accident towards the end of the first half leads our leading lady to pray to God to save his life in exchange for their love and a promise to never see him again. WTF?? This makes no sense and the writer/director of this movie is just insulting the intelligence of the viewer. We are to believe an affluent, independent girl in modern day London cant make decisions of her own and is making silly pacts with Jesus regarding matters of the heart. Instead of helping her love interest recover from the accident and be supportive when he most needed her, she abandons him as she believes in a bizarre way that being with him will only endanger his life. *facepalm*. So Mr. Khan who till now has been doing part-time jobs waiting tables at restaurants or making ends meet singing on the streets of London, decides to move back to India and become an Army officer, specializing in diffusing bombs, because of his silly belief that only death can bring him closer to his girl. *facepalm again*It all goes downhill from here. Enter Anushka Sharma, the sexy but annoying reporter with an obnoxious attitude, who happens to stumble upon Shah Rukh's diary of his love story in London, is now fascinated with him and wants to desperately work on a documentary about Khan, the now famous bomb diffuser in Kashmir. Overnight, she is sent on this project and soon after, she is seen gyrating in skimpy shorts with the army officers in the cold, frigid mountains of Ladakh. Scene after scene of Khan diffusing bombs like its a piece of cake while Ms. Anushka treating this project as a fun vacation, connecting with him frivolously and talking about his love story, is just cringe inducing. During this process she also happens to fall in love with Khan. oh boy.. Can we expect a semblance of realism from YRF films? This is 2014, not 1994.The final act of the movie is just tedious and put me to sleep. There is another freak accident that our poor hero has to endure, following which he suffers from selective amnesia. He forgets about Anushka and thinks he just awoke following the trauma from the first accident. Katrina comes back in his life and a long, melodramatic climax ties up the loose ends. The only sensible dialog is Anushka putting some sense into Katrina, telling her to stop with her silly pacts with God and go, be with the man she loves. Shah Rukh's acting was fine. I found him tolerable compared to his usual overacting. While his forte has always been romance whether be with Kajol, Rani, Preity and now Katrina, he has obviously aged and should take on more mature roles like the army officer he plays in the second half. Ms.Kaif is smoking hot, but her constant wooden expressions in some of the emotional scenes didn't do justice to the role. As for Anushka, perhaps a bit subtlety in her acting would have made her less annoying. Cinematography was the best and A.R.Rahman's music, while not his best, was still melodious. With this, I hope we have seen the last of the formulaic epic love sagas from Yash Raj Films. This isn't Yashji's masterpiece. Sorry. far from it. I believe Dil To Pagal Hai was his last good movie. He lost his touch since, and his attempt to make the tried and tested love stories set in foreign locations along with the stereotypical portrayal of NRIs in London or New York, and characters to appeal to the younger audience, just falls flat and is a waste of time for the audience.