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Critics Review
3.00
Akshay Kumar and Lara Dutta�s impeccable comic timing makes the film watchable!
Everything is amplified. The jokes are louder, the music is more bass, the clothes have enough color to fill up a Holi scene, and there are enough slapstick situation and gags to last a season of a stand up comedy show.(more)
Source: Purva Khole, Bollywood Life
3.50
SINGH IS BLIING is a slapstick comedy that offers paisa-vasool entertainment
Prabhu Dheva's last film at the box-office was ACTION JACKSON, which did not fare well at the box-office. With SINGH IS BLIING however, he seems to have hit the right chord. Prabhu has packaged everything that is needed in a slapstick comedy aimed at the masses. (more)
Source: Bollywood Hungama News Network, Bollywood Hungama
2.50
Movie Review
Prabhudheva plays the old cards of showing a silly �Sardar�. I mean please aren�t we already beyond those jokes. Other than that he plays to stereotypes with the characters of Raftaar�s strict father. The lack of a logical plot leaves many loopholes in this story such as, a village-bred Raftaar not only not knowing English but also being unaware of the term �I Love You� which is practically impossible.(more)
Source: Surabhi Redkar, Koimoi
1.25
Nothing is shining here
Akshay Kumar, who has a great comic timing otherwise, has been reduced to a mere loud-mouth. Most of his jokes fall flat. His dialogues are so predictable that you complete them even before he starts the sentence. Still, he is the most tolerable among all the actors, but clearly that's not enough. (more)
Source: Rohit Vats, Hindustan Times
1.75
Everything about this Akshay Kumar starrer stoops low
The director's penchant for kinky-camp, which was on full display in 'Action Jackson', is a trifle muted this time around. It is saved for the long-haired baddie played by Kay Kay Menon, who gleefully hams it up, but loses impact at the blah line he�s given to repeat � 'I'm too good'.(more)
Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express
1.00
Movie Review
Singh is Bliing is director Prabhu Deva's first Hindi film that isn't a remake of a hit from down South. And it is his second film with Akshay after Rowdy Rathore. It is so atrociously bad that even Rowdy Rathore could be passed off as a masterpiece in comparison. Prabhu Deva would do well to stick to his staple rehashes: if nothing, he then has a semblance of a story to work with. (more)
Source: Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV Movies
