Please don't spend money on this.

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

There is simply no buildup of any character or situation. The entire movie is like watching a huge trailer. The basic story and plot is good but a lot of overacting by Kunal and unrealistic scenarios are all just too much to absorb. I didn't expect this, given the popularity this movie has gained. I couldn't even stand it for an hour. So in my opinion, don't watch it, you'll only waste your time.

Dr. Cabbie recounts the timeless tale of millions of Deepak Chopras who had come to the land of opportunities to heal people but ended up driving cabs in Canada. The movie strikes a chord with the immigrants and creates a feeling of déjà vu by beautifully showcasing peerless moments from their own life: aspiration for a better future, cultural shock of landing in an alien country, hopelessness in the face of rejection, vulnerability amid ironclad laws, desperate fight for recognition and everlasting optimism. Dr. Cabbie- an entertaining visual treat with a crisp story line and an inherent message. Not to be missed!

"It's not just another movie of a billionaire's son seeking publicity, Vinay Virmani is a natural. The movie clearly addresses the issues and obstacles faced by a foreign immigrant who arrives at Canada with dreams and hope of serving the community. Although I felt that the movie had a bit of Bollywood style and unwanted humor, it didn't affect the message the movie intended to deliver to the audience. Certain scenes makes great sense to the newly landed immigrants like me to see the cultural differences, realities of sustaining in a foreign nation and practices that are not a part of our home culture.Kunal and Palicki's character added flavor to the movie, but entire credit goes to Vinay for the role of Dr.Deepak @ Dr.Cabbie."

I am still "high" on this film having gone this afternoon,even after doubting it would be very good.Wow,was I pleasantly surprised.I absolutely loved it.From the first great,cinematic shots in India to Deepak's arrival in Toronto with his mom,I was utterly mesmerized.The casting is spot on,in my opinion,from his westernized uncle,and flaky but likable caucasian wife,to Tony(The Big Bang Theory)his cabbie friend,and the rest of the great cast.There was no overacting and all the situations were very believable. I laughed heartily,then,had tears in my eyes at certain truisms re immigrant professionals who are forced to drive cabs to make a living. This is a true tragicomedy. The script was wonderful and to the point,as was the plot.But for myself,being a Torontonian,how wonderful to finally portray Toronto as Toronto.It's about time. And what wonderful cinematography of the city. The shots showed the fantastic city T.O. really is,especially stunning ones of the CN tower at night.Also,throughout the movie the music was appropriate and wonderful,partly Bollywood,Italian,etc.which added to the Joie de vivre of this exceptionally funny film.I didn't want the short Bollywood dancing scene to end at Deepak's birthday party. So,if you want 101 minutes of pure escapism and entertainment,without CGI effects,far fetched ideas,or silly,gross comedy(like"Bad Grandpa")but just a realistic type story,run,don't walk to "Dr.Cabbie." I promise,you won't be disappointed.The director,Jean Francois Pouliot should be applauded for this memorable,fun film.