India Pakistan (U)
08/May/2015 Romance, Comedy 2 Hrs 35 Mins

2.50

Mixed Bag

Vijay Antony has tried his hand at comedy this time. While he hasn't come out with flying colours, he does not come off as a complete miscast either. His limited expressions or subtle reactions (whichever way you like to call it) is like a cat on the wall. It suits well in a few subtle jokes but als...(more)

Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow

1.50

Familiar

Vijay Antony is on the big screen for the third time, and for the first time in a comic flick. Flow of the story is thoroughly predictable. What retains you on the seat is the expectation for variety in comedy, which is delivered fairly well. (more)

Source: Editorial board, IndiaGlitz.com

2.50

Laugh riot

Director Anand has made India Pakistan in such a way that the film is highly entertaining and it happens mainly because of the characterization and dialogue deliveries of both MS Baskar and Pasupathy who rocks big time. There are no vulgar jokes and slapstick comedy. The Nellai slang and innocent s...(more)

Source: Movie buzz, Sify.com

2.50

A Mediocre Fun Riot!

Screenplay by director N Anand is pretty straight forward which helps a film like India Pakistan as its lone aim is just to make you laugh and the director has succeeded in doing so. (more)

Source: Avinash Gopinath, One India

2.50

An enjoyable film for a leisure watch with no big complaints

No experimentation, nothing path-breaking, but laugh your lungs out and leave the cinema hall with a smile on your face.(more)

Source: Editorial board, Behindwoods.com

2.50

Movie Review

Director N Anand keeps things at a spoof level where another director might have gone for melodrama or action, for which the story offers plenty of scope. (more)

Source: M. Suganth, Times Of India

2.25

A not-so-bad comedy

A film that just wants to be a light-hearted entertainer. And the director doesn�t push his gags enough. Still, the laughs keep coming. It�s strange how a film that begins well and ends badly makes us feel it�s not so good, whereas a film that begins badly and ends reasonably well makes us feel it�s...(more)

Source: Baradwaj Rangan, The Hindu