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Despite the cliches and melodrama, we found Freaky Ali worth the time and money. From the 'talented actor' for the intelligentsia to the common man's entertainer, Siddiqui is one star we love.
The film doesn't take itself too seriously. So, you shouldn't either. Watch it for Nawaz.
The film's predictability and looseness of plot, which Khan tried to cover up under the garb of a (not-so-funny) comedy is quite tangible. You keep expecting it to grab your attention with each following scene. But that scene never comes.
Freaky Ali is a sweet little comedy that's sure to put a smile on your lips.
Under the flimsy cover of a sports film, Freaky Ali is just another Bollywood 'good guy versus bad guy' movie. Every character is a caricature and every plot point already seen in a thousand other films.
Some of the one-liners land with the same force as Ali's shots, but the cocktail of wacky humour, sentimental blather and tributes to God, Mom and the Neighbourhood has just too many elements to digest.
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