The movie is really well made, no doubt about that. But before that, there has been too much comparison between SRK and Aamir and especially by comparing RBNBJ with Ghajini. Both films are extremely different and therefore there is no scope for comparison. SRK perfected Suri in Rab Ne while Aamir perfected Sanjay in Ghajini. Both are outstanding actors, however Aamir's movies have a really tight script while SRK's movies have a simple script and he transforms the movie into a success through his outstanding acting. It's really hard to judge who is the better of the both. Well back to the movie, I think Aamir's performance was excellent however I wouldn't call it his best and I expected the best when I went to go see Ghajini because of all the hype he created before the movie released. Also, the direction is amazing. The flipping back and forth between past and present is an incredible way of story telling. However, there was no suspense in the movie which was slightly disappointing. Asin is definitely promising as she justified her role very well. The music is perhaps the best part of the movie and its picturization. Guzarish and Kaise Mujhe have fantastic music and lyrics and are well placed in the movie. All said, I expected a much more intense story from Aamir because this story reminds me of those numerous 90s revenge movies where the actor at the end kills all the villains by himself. Nevertheless, the action was quite intense and violent but suited Aamir's character.
