It is slow in parts, Himesh Reshammiya indulges yet again in the ‘repetitive use of repetition’ but…:

Never mind. Ultimately this is an adorable movie made out of an equally lovable kids’ story. The endearing bit is that it does not sport the “what do kids know?” attitude. Of course, this is once you are done laughing at the fact that Bobby Deol is being presented as the best star that Bombay has produced. Soon enough, you begin admiring him for taking up this unusual project.

And the cinematography is very good in parts, and so is the editing and best of all is the performance director Samir Karnik ‘extracts’ from young  Dwij Yadav. Meetu recommends Nanhe Jaisalmer.