Fantastic!

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

I used to be a Akshay Kumar fan up until last year but the recent flurry of films with poor acting, poor scripts and already done jokes and sequences have turned me around. This is just another one in the series if not the worst, well worst would be Tees Maar Khan but this is no better. Good thing it was free on Netflix but I still wasted 2 hours of my Friday. It starts bad, stays bad and ends the same way, the songs are mediocre at best, the script has been done a dozen times before, not even a single scene where you would laugh on your own, mostly forced jokes and poor sequences are irritating sometimes, towards the end of it you just wish it ends quickly and you can get over with it. The only saving grace in the movie is Irfan and towards the end, it gets too much for even him to drag the movie, given the limited footage he has in the movie.

Same old concept of fairy man descending and trying to bring "Gyaan " to men who can't be loyal to their wives!!! Have we not seen enough movies around this???? When movies like ,"No Entry","Partner", "Garam Masala" and "Heyy Babyy" were released, they were instant hits, as the concept was a welcome change, far different from the usual Bollywood "running around the trees" drama. Slowly, many movie makers caught upon this concept , and made several similar movies , with different actors delivering out the same message , only with the label" Original story"..!!! Akshay Kumar has acted in several movies on this concept. An actor at his caliber, having achieved so much fame and great movies to his credit, a movie like "Thank you" not only typecast him to one bracket , it also has a serious impact on his fan expectations! He is known to deliver new things in each of his movie, and fans crave for him more!!But a movie like this only adds a flop to his huge list of hits! The movie does make you laugh. But these jokes have been heard and seen, and there is nothing original!!Akshay Kumar tries to carry on the movie on his shoulder, and tries his best.The rest as I said, nothing new at all!! If you do not mind, spending for a movie which has been shown time and again, then definitely this movie maybe a one-time watch(And as the last option only!!). Hope to see more of Akshay Kumar in better movies and eagerly await the day he springs huge surprises by his performances...

Thank You is another hit after Patiala House which is good after many stupid delivered crap like Tees Maar Khan, Khatta Meetha, Action Replayy and many more. To be honest, no matter how many Akki movies are flops, he is always the best for. Coming to the Movie, very similar to No Entry and the story is not much different as Anees Bazmee directed both films. Here also, we have husbands who do funny or silly things to hide the truth from their wives. The womenizers are in trouble as Akki the private detective is helping solve the case, there are many funny scenes in between and all of them do get caught. But, they are all straightened out by the end and Akki mentions the problem he had and why he wants to bring all these kind of men on the right path. Thank You is another suceesful comedy film, Anees Bazmee makes his promise of another hit after the disaster No Problem. Actors are very convincing with their acting and the comedy is well timed unlike Tees Maar Khan which was total crap. The music was really good even though some are sung using the nose, Pyaar Do Pyaar Lo was the best song. The action is funny and great, Akki stills knows how to fight well after the 90's. The rest is just about great, no flaws at all. Overall, another great film in 2011. Hopefully, Akki's upcoming movie Joker and Helloo India will do even better than this.

With such a title Director Anees Bazmee expresses his gratitude towards that limited loyal audience who came to see this film by saying –Thank you which means- "You again tolerated my same routine stuff without much of a complaint. Good, I will continue making remakes of my own film No Entry (2005) as well as David Dhawan's Shaadi No.1 and you please don't stop watching them." My suggestion to Anees Bhai is make one more such film with Akshay Kumar and keep its title as SEE YOU AGAIN. I bet, people will again take title of your film seriously though not your film and will throng the theaters. But please don't forget to send me a cut in the profits of your next film as for the same content, I am suggesting you a fresh title at least.