lalityasripada Honestly I don't like Sonam Kapoor. And that was why I put it off even though I had this movie on my pen drive since ages. Out of boredom I've decided to give it a try. And it was definitely worth it. I won't comment about Sonam's acting skills. But other than that, the movie was a really good one. Never a dull moment. All the scenes were well balanced. Comedy was well brought out. A few people say it doesn't portray the classic well, but fun is there if all the movies are made alike. The title itself tells about the 'misfit' part. Sonam might be a troll when it comes to acting, but one should agree she's got a good fashion sense. Finally, its definitely worth a watch.

Hassan Muhammed I watch Hindi films in theater after i read reviews from internet (recently most of the Hindi films are overrated and doesn't have any storyline make films for name sake and money-sake). When this film was in theater i saw many negative review which tend me no to watch in theater. But now when i watched on DVD this film made me surprised and i did got feelings that i didn't watched on the theater. i guarantee that this film is way better than the recently released overrated films. Acting of sonam and fawad is good one and they have done pretty well to their characters, especially sonam. Watchable film , it doesn't make you bored.

Pavan Rh After a sometime now...have seen a movie which makes u feel good about it.I am not a huge fan of sonam, but she performs well here so as fawad .He fits to the role perfectly.The other actor are good to there roles.The movie is a feel good movie doesn't bore atall.....loved it!!! The music is good and background score is superb....there are some really good moments in the movie which makes it worth a watch....hope these kind of movies come along.ZNMD was last movie which comes to category of feel good movies....if u want to have 2hrs of good time then this is movie.Hope to see these kind of movies.............cheers .....

ahwaan_padhee Its not completely hazardous to watch a formula-ridden flick if you arecomfortable in a cinematic space familiar to you.More than 3 decades back, veteran director Hrishikesh Mukherjee made the slice- of-life family caper with Rekha in the lead.That iconic film examined the inclusion of an independent-thinking girl in a matriarchal family,in alighter vein.Fast Forward to 2014 - Adman Shashank Ghosh replicates the premise in 'Khubsoorat' which marks the collaboration of Anil Kapoor productions with Disney Films.Its a case of old wine served in new bottle.Much like a fairy-tale adventure,Khubsoorat unfolds with the spontaneous and chirpy chatter-box Mili(Sonam Kapoor),a sports physiotherapist by profession with Sehwag,Dhoni in her client list,entering and breaking the strictures of a royal family.Though her job is to clinically treat the wheel-chaired king,Shekhar Rathod(Aamir Raza Hussain),she is an uninvited typhoon,inviting the rage of the disciplinarian matriarch,Nirmala Devi(Ratna Pathak, steps into her mom,Dina Pathak's shoes)but creates ripples in the heart of the starchy scion, Vikram(Fawad Khan).Shashank has an eye for details.A royal setting, laden with decorum, which forms a backdrop for the central defiance is aptly crafted and Tushar Ray's sumptuous visuals soothe the sparks that fly between the protagonists,who are exactly the opposites in their mannerisms.Shashank also gives a sensitive touch to the reason behind the deafening silence inhabiting the dysfunctional family.However, many of the sequences appear contrived due to a sloppy screenplay.A beaten-to-death treatment and predictable narrative stops us from being invested in the characters and their lives.Sneha Khanwalkar's peppy numbers and the interesting voice- overs doing the mind-talks between the aafat Mili and khadus 'Vicku' cheer up the mood.Quite expectedly, the film showcases Sonam's acting chops (again after'Aisha').The actress gives Mili the right degree of effervescence and eccentricity.Known for her fashionista credentials , her costumes are outlandish and yet she is picture-perfect.She is ably supported by a motley of accomplished actors - Its Kirron Kher ,playing Mili's noisy boisterous and outrageous Punjabi Mom, Manju, who keeps us thoroughly entertained.Her bouyant antics construct a perfect foil to the high-on-etiquettes, Ratna Pathak.Pakistani heart-throb Fawad Khan makes Vikram the cynosure of all eyes and is justifiably restrained.Sadly,all of them seldom get an opportunity to rise above the muddled script.Khubsoorat is a shaky ride.It will make you laugh,but an excess of candy floss also exasperates at the same time.Rating : 2.5/5