Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!

you cant say hes a self made man cos of his family connections with Deols but ya his sensibility and heart for the movie cannot be denied thats Abhay Deol I love his movies till day his judgment of script and directors is by far exceptional Dibakar Banerjee Urmi Juvekar take you for a ride in this cinematic thrill you know how the story would mould but still get glued to the innocent yet wit and sarcastic Lucky The childhood love was portrayed with so much passion that you get back to your first crush event though the acts of crime are seldom over the top but still the movie rocks paresh rawal got back his midas touch after a series of hard on senseless movies. Music never cuts the pace of the movie.The camera work too woos you with natural and awesome positioning last seen in AAMIR. Over all a refreshing movie from usual flicks ... A must watch ..

There is not 0 (zero) for vote otherwise I would have selected that one. The movie has broke one record - "The WORST movie of my life". Entire movie doesn't mean any sense. The acting is pathetic and senseless. We watched this movie on Friday night and HONESTLY, we couldn't sleep until 2 AM. We were thinking that our life is meaningless just because we spent 2 hours for this meaningless movie. It not only ruined our Friday night but also the Weekend. Seriously, I would have spent those 2 hours in restroom rather then watching this pathetic movie. Please give yourself and your family a fever and do not spend 1 minute to talk/watch/read/write about this movie.

This movie is perfect. You can watch it 100 times. Not even a single scene in this movie is irrelevant or boring. Acting is fantastic. This movie deserves oscar or atleast nomination for it. Yet this movie remained underrated because of our backward audience. This movie is a must watch

The movie is like one of those jokes which is prolonged but well told - except it does not have a punch line. A con artist and his cohorts con gullible people and then each other. They get caught and escape at will as if the law enforcement is irrelevant. You expect something to happen but nothing does. There are some great dialogs but they do not get you anywhere. Abhay - who has already proved himself to be a better actor than his cousins and even his uncle and Paresh Raval, the proved master do wonders to set you up for a great story - except there is no story. Neetu Chandra has not much to do except to prove that good girls do fall for bad boys if they are charming enough. Many other characters are there just for being there. It just appears that we are watching the same 45 minutes three times over. 'Bunti & Babli' with pretty much the same theme was more entertaining if less realistic.

I went to watch this movie with lot of expectations, after all this actor did "Ek chalis ke last local". However this movie disappoints,its a plain movie with nothing special about it except that PareshRawal plays 3 characters. Everyone has acted very well, just the storyline is not powerful enough to capture the audience's attention. No big budget actors and no masala in the film. Its just smooth flowing with no twists or turns. Its a story of a boy who grows to be a robber and has a charismatic persona and robs people in broad daylight. He gets caught and gives the police a slip 3 times before being caught(In the end a narrator tells us this). Don't know why they made this movie?? I would recommend to give it a miss.

Not sure who are finding it funny. it was a pathetic attempt at glorifying a thief. A total waste of time even if one fast forwards and watches. There is absolutely nothing worth entertaining.

after much hesitation i finally gave in to watch this movie after a friend recommended. and as history has repeatedly taught you that 9 out of 10 times things don't live up to the expectations or hype. khosla ka ghosla was a simple movie but brilliant at the same time. its freshness and simplicity was its usp. when the promo's of oye lucky hit the small screen, i was anxious to see the flick. and since now i have seen it i feel very disappointed, for 3 reasons. one that i probably may have over-hyped it before its release, two i delayed in watching the movie and third the movie itself. it lacked freshness in all departments. it had nothing new to give. yes there were some parts in the movie that were shot beautifully but not strong enough to leave an impact after the final credits roll over. abhay deol's performance was commendable. the rest including paresh rawal were satisfactory. gave it a 6/10. is it worth watching once - i would say "no".