Khatta Meetha

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BollywoodHungama 1.5/5

On the whole, KHATTA MEETHA is a major letdown from the accomplished director. It's not a full - blown comedy. It's not a full - scale satire either. Hugely disappointing! Read More

IndiaGlitz 2/5

'Khatta Meetha' is a promise that fails to deliver up to its potential, only for die hard Akshay fans who religiously watch his every release. Read More

BharatStudent 2.25/5

The film is basically meant to be a satire against the current system and while the thought can be appreciated, it takes a strong writing to get it to the audience in the right manner. While there were few good moments and funny moments as well. Read More

ApunKaChoice.com 2/5

Manikandan's cinematography fail to spice up Khatta Meetha. As for the story, you just keep waiting for the moment when Akshay's lame Sachin Tichkule will trot to heroism. That sadly doesn't happen until the last ten minutes of the movie. Read More

SantaBanta.com 1.5/5

Khatta Meetha fails to deliver what it promises. It is neither a political satire nor a good family drama. The film is better being avoided. Read More

NowRunning.com 2/5

Akshay Kumar makes Khatta Meetha watchable, he's great throughout. Asrani, Rajpal Yadav scream - screech their lungs out. Johny Lever is good. Trisha looks good, but her acting is forgettable. Others don't have much to do. Read More

NDTV

Technically polished and many notches superior to Akshay Kumar's other recent entertainers "Khatta Meetha" conveys that sweet - sour taste of a universe that has rapidly degenerated into absolute self - gratification. Read More

IBNLive.com 1/5

The movie ends with a music video in which Akshay Kumar dances to a song titled I'm allergic to bullshit. If indeed those words were true, we wouldn't have to watch this film! Read More

Rediff.com 2/5

Khatta Meetha projects itself as a witty satire with reference to someone as reputed as Laxman but its uneven mood shift from ironical to intense augmented by cheesy dialogues like 'Keechad mein baithe suwar ki tarah sust kyon ho?' begs you not to be taken seriously. Read More

IndiaTimes.com 1.5/5

Akshay Kumar continues his buffoonery which is not much to speak about. Trisha has nothing notable to deliver in her Bollywood debut. None of the countless character artists are worth a mention. Read More

TimesOfIndia.com 3/5

With Khatta Meetha, he tries to multi - task, once again, slipping from social satire to comedy in order to create a light - hearted comment on India's bumbling, bribe - prone bureaucracy and unprincipled political class. Read More

BehindWoods.com 1/5

Editing by Arun Kumar looked too lenient. Music By Pritam was fine with Aila re Aila and Sajde being quite popular already but bad placement in the narrative does take the sheen out of the melodies. Read More

Glamsham.com 1.5/5

Akshay Kumar's comic timing is impeccable but he is very loud. Trisha, who makes her Hindi film debut, is passable. She looks too young to be a municipal commissioner! Urvashi Sharma is decent. Johny Lever, who is seen after a very long time, is uproarious. Wish we could see more of him. Read More