Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

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

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

I tried to watch it but it was so slow and ordinary that I just had to stop it. My review is based on those 25 dreadful minutes. I will update this review if ever I watch more and if anything changes(I seriously think I won't).Recommendation : Do not watch.

Many criticized this movie because of all these variables that are truly unimportant. I read a review which calls Akira a pig...how? The review told she should blame her past, when she wears "hip" clothes and goes out and parties. I completely disagree. She went to therapy because of the loss of the love she got in her childhood. She is young and can wear what she wants (clothes don't define you). Her going out and drinking do not reflect off the main issue that character is facing, in fact, it is more of a distraction from her problem. This movie was just showing how someone's past affects someone and why therapy shouldn't be looked down upon when it is one the most helpful thing you can ever do. This movie is judged somewhat harshly but is so real. There is nothing bubbly/fake/ditsy about it. Sure it has some cliché scenes, but then there are scenes that will make you ponder about our life itself. MUST WATCH!

Bollywood women are either: a. touchy-feely damsels (way past their college-going years, but shown as attending college anyways) who need to be wooed into loving, and once smitten, dance their pounds off with their rhythmic bosom and hip heaves - or b. "modern" gals who apparently have no qualms with being sexually promiscuous.Now that Bollywood has emerged from the apparent deep, dark pit of women being nothing more than a showcase adornment for the heroes in the film, they've gone all-out to find themselves on the other end of the "no-holds-barred" spectrum. It's a quantum leap, Bollywood-style. Needless to say, most women protagonists in this film are of the latter variety.For once, would be nice if the makers decided to center the film around someone whose normalcy doesn't stretch the limits of imagination, someone who actually manages to cultivate a respectful relationship without simultaneously gulping down alcoholic shots and casually tossing themselves from one guy to the next.

A REAL PIECE OF SH** ! THE WORLD OF Clichés, ARTIFICIALITY AND FAKE-NESS. Faaaaaaaaaaaar away from Reality! Nothing even close to real!One psychotic, egoistic, self centered and self obsessed girl who want to like what she wants to like and who can't even like the best thing in the world if she isn't in the mood. It's like she is always on periods (yes you can call me chauvinist). And one Great! The Best! World's best and very (so-called unique) psychiatrist who can achieve the different and be like no other (This is what SRK has always wanted to be and still look for (watch interviews and observe closely if you want to confirm)).This is the worst acting Alia has done!Karan Johar is one of the "Father of Clichés" a;long with "SRK; almost the daddy of Clichés in Bollywood" and you know when they both combine and their productions and directions combine to work it's the WORLD OF Clichés !!!! Artificiality and UN-realism on peaks! They are just there to fool the janta and we are so dumb that we fall into their bull damn fu**ing shits!