De Taali

Aftab Shivdasani, Ritesh Deshmukh, Ayesha Takia, Rimi Sen, Satish Shah, Saurabh Shukla

Riteish is lovable and his range is finally being tapped by film-makers. Aftab lends his part the required class. Ayesha Takia is getting better and better with every film. Rimi Sen spices up the otherwise bland scenario with her performance as a gold digger. Read More

The humour in the film is omnipresent and not loud and crass like other comedies of late. Witty dialogues and extraordinary circumstances make you laugh throughout. Technically, the film is a winner. The cinematography is effective. The background score is interesting. Read More

The film starts on an uninteresting note but catches up as the story unfolds. The friendly banter between Riteish and Rimi makes you smile. There are many more lighthearted moments in the film, along with mindless cameos from Pawan Malhotra and Saurav Shukla. Read More

It's a good-looking film with good performances but no plot. It also moves predictably. The movie is all about friendship and love, but when the lights dim in the theatre, heralding the start of the film, the music accompanying it gives it a somber mood. Read More

The plot inexplicably keeps meandering into ambiguous zones for no rhyme or reason. The twists at the interval and at the end seem contrived to suit the writer's convenience. Read More

First of all De Taali isn't an out-n-out comedy, its more about friendship and love. The movie starts off rather slowly but picks up. The first half is entertaining. A few dialogues are hilarious, brilliantly performed too. The second half though, disappoints big time. Read More