God Tussi Great Ho

Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Anupam Kher, Rukhsar, Satish Kaushik, Sohail Khan, Sanjay Mishra, Dalip Tahil

During the first part of the movie, one gets a feel of the story but the second and concluding part is too lengthy to interest the audience. As a whole, the movie moves very slowly. The songs are completely unnecessary. Read More

Anupam Kher is fantastic. Bina Kak is fair. Rukhsaar doesn't get much scope. Rajpal Yadav provides a few laughs. Dalip Tahil is as usual. Upasna Singh is getting typecast. Ditto for Sanjay Mishra. Read More

Salman Khan is no Jim Carrey but the actor still pulls off some sequences with aplomb. The actor's comedy mostly borders on slapstick and his expressions range from being perpetually peeved to blissfully indifferent. And what's with those bleary eyes and puffed-up body. Read More

Producer Afzal Khan's penchant for grandeur is seen in two lavish song sequences with hordes of dancers all impeccably turned out on grand sets. Director Rumi Jaffery gets the best out of every actor, big and small, to have his vision of man playing God enacted on screen. Read More

Overall, God Tussi Great Ho is an average entertainer. A few funny scenes make the Bruce Almighty rip-off worth a dekho for Salman Khan fans. Read More

Never mind. Because Priyanka's nose- ring changes from left nostril to right. That's about all that the narrative gets right in the trite second-half. Read More

The one and only fun thing about God Tussi Great Ho is Anupam Kher [Images]. As Salman's crabby papa, he seems to effortlessly and perfectly echo the grumpy and grumbling voice in all of us, enduring this mess. God help Rumy. Read More

As always, Amitabh Bachchan is competent. But God Tussi Great Ho belongs to Salman Khan, who seems to be in form this time. Priyanka doesn't match Salman's enthusiasm. Also, why is her look so inconsistent in the film? Sohail Khan is alright. Read More

A desi version of Bruce Almighty, the film does borrow heavily from the Jim Carrey venture as it traces the desperate attempts of harried TV anchor, Salman Khan to shed his 'loser' tag and counter the ill-luck that seems to follow him everywhere. Read More

Salman Khan, Amitab Bachchan and Sohail Khan did the roles of Bruce, God and Evan Baxter respectively. If Bruce Almighty is an elegant comedy film, God Tussi Great Ho is a loud comedy that tends to be cheap at times. Direction of the film is old-fashioned. Screenplay of the film is not good. Read More