Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (U)
11/Nov/2015 Family, Drama 2hrs 54mins

2.00

Salman Khan is the ultimate boy scout

Salman Khan set a benchmark for the ultimate Boy Scout with his Bajrangi Bhaijaan act, and now he surprises us even more. His character is so virtuous that you will walk out of the theatre fighting a morality crisis. He has a counterpart in Maithili who is solidly under-pressure to perform as per th...(more)

Source: Rohit Vats, Hindustan Times

4.50

Movie Review

Sooraj's hold on the script is evident from the commencement of the film itself as he moves from one episode to another swiftly. Like always, the hallmark of his films is the undercurrent of emotions and PREM RATAN DHAN PAYO depicts the familial bonding and the conflict amongst family members skilfu...(more)

Source: Bollywood Hungama News Network, Bollywood Hungama

2.00

Movie Review

PRDP is a film about family, love and friendship that wants to make all the right noises but does not seem to be aware that the language for that kind of communication is no longer what it was when HAHK�s Prem spread love and laughter over two decades ago. (more)

Source: Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV Movies

3.50

Sonam's dignified but this is a Salman Khan show!

In PRDP, Sooraj retains his �family drama� finesse; only this time the backdrop is grander than his previous films. There�s a bit of action added; the heroine is less guarded and the male protagonist has a roguish appeal even within his sugarcoated demeanour. The screenplay is classic Barjatya styl...(more)

Source: Sarita A Tanwar, DNA

2.50

Prem works. Rest is just rah-rah!

PRDP is saddled with Barjatya's penchant for throwing in one song after another. Even if resplendent to look at, there are just too many of them and barring the title track, not particularly catchy either. Speaking of music, think I caught a hint of the Game of Thrones theme performed by a weddin...(more)

Source: Sukanya Verma, Rediff.com

3.00

Salman is real 'ratan' in this tradition-soaked romance

Prem Ratan... is visually arresting, especially when we see the visual flourishes like the "sheesh mahal" that is a maze in itself. But the film is marred by a rambling second-half that goes on and on, and an awful score that often sounds like a nursery rhyme tune.(more)

Source: Sonai Chopra , Sify.com