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Critics Review
4.00
Go for it
It must be said that Aamir's setting a new benchmark in terms of Hindi film production. Every technical aspect of the film is honed to perfection - be it Rajeev Soorti's vivid cinematography or AR Rahman's marvellously fountain-of-youth soundtrack - and the final product is so bloody polished it'll have other movie posters looking jealously at it in the foyer.(more)
Source: Raja Sen, Rediff.com
2.50
Worth a watch
I am sure the film will go on to do well. In a sea of big-budget disasters over the last few months, this relatively simpler film is far more palatable. Go for it with your gang of friends for a few laughs, but just don�t expect anything you haven�t seen a hundred times already. (more)
Source: Sonia Chopra, Sify.com
3.50
Breezy entertainer
Every member of the cast stands out, but the film belongs to Imran and Genelia. Imran has been presented as the boy-next-door and that works in his favor. He has screen presence and acts very well for a first timer. Genelia adds freshness to her scenes. (more)
Source: Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
3.50
Makes you wanna fall in love
'Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na' can be aptly summed up in a few lines from the song 'Nazrein Churana'. The lines go: dil ki yahi khataa hai, dil ko nahin pataa hai, ki dil chahta hai kya. Don't miss this film.(more)
Source: Naresh Deoshi, Apunkachoice
4.00
Big bang for big bucks.
It's a complete love story with a few 'familiar' scenes. Overall, the approach is new. It hooks you from the first scene, until the last. Another fruitful outing for Aamir Khan. This man certainly knows what he is doing.(more)
Source: Martin D'Souza, Glamsham.com