Good concept, poorly executed.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Anant Mahadevan tried out a love triangle of sorts here The film isn't a bad one though nothing newThe film starts with Shahid and Soha love story which is nothing great and even the chemistry and Soha's talent(for her debut) is missingThe scenes between Gulshan and Shahid are fabulous while the Ayesha- Shahid story is fun first but gets predictable and boring laterShahid and Tulip Joshi story is also thanda he problem is that the film looses ground in 2nd half and the climax is too stupidDirection is ordinary Music is okay though too many songsAmongst actors Shahid I often accused earlier of being a SRK wannabe is good in his part, he shares a good chemistry with Ayesha Takia and does well though he often apes SRK which can't be hidden Ayesha steals the show here though she got boring later doing the same stuff here she did a great job Soha is teakwood for her debut, thank god she improved with RDB while Tulip is nothing great Gulshan Grover is fun to watch as A R REHMAN

I'd give the movie a 7/10 for entertainment value. Since the hero is new and not well known, I was reluctant to watch the DVD. After a few months I did and I'm glad.No one mentioned Gulshan Grover! He provides great comedy and charm in the movie and sets the stage for how all the main actors interact with each other. This is one of my favorite performances by Gulshan Grover and a must see for his fans! This role may be more low key and not as flamboyant as his big movies where he's the villain but he gives the best performance in the entire film.There is a particular scene with a Mohd. Rafi song - great song and tribute. That itself made the scene very romantic - my favorite scene of the movie.In comparison to many Hindi movies - the plot in this one isn't so bad. Actually, I praise it for having a realistic component unlike many movies where the heroine gives up everything for love. In this film, does she or does she not? It isn't so predictable.I don't think there was copying of SRK by Shahid Kapur. Actors do some things in common. In a sad scene, all actors are frowning (not smiling). That is the kind of similarity I would say the two have - a fundamental one. Although I do agree that he tried to pick up a few thins from Tom Cruise but no matter.It was good entertainment.

This is one of those movies that is so stupid that it leaves you laughing the entire time. I'll admit that there were a few funny parts. What's nice about this movie is that it maintains a light-hearted atmosphere. There is no unnecessary drama. Songs are nice. Shahid Kapoor sure has some good dancing skills. But the story! The story seems like it was written in 15 minutes while the writer was drunk! Towards the end of the movie, I was like, This move is completely ridiculous. Then came the climax. This movie has the most hotchpotch climax I have ever seen. It was so weird I burst out with laughter. Strangely enough, this movie is an enjoyable experience just because it's so dumb.

The film begins with him being in love with Neha (Soha Ali Khan), his girlfriend of four years. Neha, an ambitious girl, leaves their village, Samarpur, to come to Mumbai to become an air hostess. Nikhil follows her to Mumbai to bring her back. But He does not succeed. As luck would have it, he lands himself a job in a music store exactly opposite the institute where Soha is training. He keeps trying to convince her but there is only rejection for the lover boy. He ends up falling in love with his colleague Sarah (Tulip Joshi), but does she really love him?...It is the story of Nikhil Mathur's (Shahid Kapoor) quest for true love. His passion in life is his village Samarpur, and football. He is desperate to fall in love with one woman but ends up with three women in his arms ready to swear undying love for him.A great movie, very colourful and joyful. Entertaining most of the runtime, very good acting from the head characters especially. Dil Maange More" isn't great cinema. But it's funny, sassy, sweet, tender and intelligent. That's a lot more than what we get in most cheesy love stories