Though the story isn't too unique in it's concept, it comes as a breath of fresh air to the audience. A colourful film, with a simple story helps in better registration rather than many of the complex rituals that just leave you calculating who's who and what is what. But the film is not engaging enough and you may just let a good part of it pass. The script could have been made tighter, and the songs, though pleasant to the ears aren't particularly 'situational.'

As far as the performances are concerned, Kareena is brilliant and her future seems as colourful as the film locales. Considering it is Tusshar's debut performance, the phrase 'not bad' can be aptly employed, though there is definitely enough room for grooming for the lad. But what the heck, he sure can do with a pat on the back. Rinke doesn't have too much of a role to play but passes in her performance.

For those who need a change of scene or rather change of 'screen,' you could do with this film that probably gets away with its look but in substance doesn't deliver much.