Hari Puttar

Jackie Shroff, Sarika, Zain Khan (child artist), Saurabh Shukla, Vijay Raaz, Swini Khara, Lilette Dubey, Shamita Shetty

On the whole, HARI PUTTAR - A COMEDY OF TERRORS is a poor show all the way. Read More

Honestly, the genre of films for little people is stuck between boring mythologicals and blatant copies. The last superb, original film revolving around a child was the recently released Tahaan, directed by Santosh Sivan. Read More

What do you say of a film that's a first for a newly-launched production house which is a very, very bad remake of a successful Hollywood flick? Just one word. Terrible. Read More

Despite a few let-downs, the film is engaging and funny, keeping the children at the theatre in splits at the bumbling goondas. Do take your kids for the fun ride! Read More

Master Zain Khan has the talent and he does well. Swini Khara performance in Cheeni Kum was astonishing and I was shocked to see the same girl put up a dreary performance in Hari Puttar. Jackie Shroff, Saurabh Shukla and Vijay Raaz are below average. Sarika just cannot speak Punjabi. Read More

The scripting is amateurish and hence, whatever unfolds on screen makes no impact whatsoever. Any redeeming aspect? The penultimate 15 odd minutes when the kids try their best to keep the villains at bay. Also, the animation is quite good. Read More

This shows that the director takes terrorism as the theme and gives it a new twist. Beginning with Naseeruddin Shah playing a terrorist and planting bombs in the most densely populated part of the city (police headquarters). Read More

Hari Puttar is a cute Punjabi munda who, like all pre-pubescent kids, feels awkward, out of place and almost neglected in his kingsize family. In a fretful moment, he just wishes they would disappear. And they do. Read More