Delhi Belly Review  

Aamir Khan's movies has A formula of entertainment with acting. This Adult Entertainer is India's…  

Aamir Khan's movies has A formula of entertainment with acting. This Adult Entertainer is India's first finest Adult movie I've seen. It is blushing and you may not be get disappointing with this one if you are a Adult Liker!!! 

Please dont go with your family this vulgar movie is like c grade movie. leave it  

Please dont go with your family this vulgar movie is like c grade movie. leave it 

First of all I want to clear one thing before reviewing Delhi Belly. Its an entertainer for Mature…  

First of all I want to clear one thing before reviewing Delhi Belly. Its an entertainer for Mature Generation, not for all type of Audiance. Its not made for below 18, but its fact Its also not made for above 18, I mean all type of Public or Generation. Its deal in another type of genere in which adult scenes & Language gets first preference with storyline. If you are fan of hollywood Adult Comedies like American pie, Road Trip, Euro Trip, Etc then you definately like these Movie, But if you are away from Adult Comedies then It will not work for you. Its an not Family Entertainer, But definately you will enjoy it with your friends & Girlfriend. Imran khan is too Good, All characters roles are fantastic, Delhi Belly also has some Minuses like Usage of Bad language, I think which is Not necessary in Movie. Music Department is Good for Young Generation, Especially D K Bose & Sweety Sweety. Overall, Delhi Belly is an Entertainer for Young & Mature Generation, not for all type of audiances. Go Get it, Just enjoy the biggest adult Comedy of Indian History. 

its one of a kind movie. its fast paced, entertaining, humorous but not its not a movie to which…  

its one of a kind movie. its fast paced, entertaining, humorous but not its not a movie to which you can take your mom. 

i felt that delhi belly is good but not great.i had a lot of expectations but felt short.but still…  

i felt that delhi belly is good but not great.i had a lot of expectations but felt short.but still it was a good movie. 

Great movie. Fat guy was funny thou. Imran Khan wasnt outstanding. Enjoyed it!!  

Great movie. Fat guy was funny thou. Imran Khan wasnt outstanding. Enjoyed it!! 

Movie is good.but too much vulgarity.I wonder y political parties dint oppose this movie when they…  

Movie is good.but too much vulgarity.I wonder y political parties dint oppose this movie when they have objection for petty issues.but in future nudity will enter Bollywood for sure if things goes this way.but as usual this movie seems to b inspired from hollywood 

A young journalist, Tashi, whose struggling lifestyle and low-profile career are in sharp contrast…  

A young journalist, Tashi, whose struggling lifestyle and low-profile career are in sharp contrast to those of his high-flying girlfriend, is further embarrassed by his to-be in-laws who provide for luxuries that are beyond his means. In an ad agency whose boss crosses frontiers of stupidity, Arun is creatively and temperamentally challenged. Beyond his rickety scooter, freelance photographer Nitin, has to deal with the gastronomical devil, 'Delhi Belly', that summons him to a waterless toilet, much to the disgust of his room-mates and viewers. To make matters worse, the three room-mates seem to possess a lost item belonging to a local goon who sits in their abject apartment that suffers from the noise created by the kathak lessons carried out a floor above them. It all goes downward from that point..... 'Game' director Abhinay Deo salvages the fortunes and repute of Aamir Khan Productions with a hilariously flagrant, unconventional and profoundly enjoyable tale of unfortunate events that befall Tashi (Imran Khan), Arun (Vir Das) and Nitin (Kunaal Roy Kapur) in the manner of 'Hangover' in India, without them being drunk. Refraining from slap-stick humor, Abhinay Deo takes the audacious approach to cinema with comedy arising out of situations, temper and wit (or the lack thereof) of his characters. The language is brazen for family viewing but with its music itself, Delhi Belly had made it clear that it is the Youngistan that will relate to its unabashed charm. The dialogues aren't painstakingly written to evoke laughter. Rather, it is the situations in which they are spoken, that bring the house down. The effort in comic writing has been saved for the well timed songs that run in the background of even funnier sequences. Such is the effective simplicity of Delhi Belly's comedy. Laughter thus comes naturally. Imran Khan proves his versatility after two romantic films with a mature performance that treats the situations as they were real. Kunaal Roy Kapur is funny in a pitiful manner while Vir Das is revealed as the underdog talent whose comic timing is exemplary. Poorna Jagannath as Tashi's adventurous love interest is spontaneous but carries a prominent art-house appeal compared to Shehnaz's item appeal. The outstanding performance is that of Vijay Raaz who has been a highly underrated and ignored actor but now deserves the limelight in Delhi Belly. He appears very natural in the gangster's shoes and speaks louder through his cold countenance when he's not throwing a fit. The music runs in the background of mostly funny situations but certainly revs it up for the viewers. While D.K. Bose, Nakkadwaley Disco, Switty tera pyaar and Saigal Blues are funky numbers that will be played outside colleges for months to come, Tere Siva is a track that stands out with its hummable rendition by Ram Sampath, the music director himself and Tarannum. Abhinay Deo could be called audacious for gathering a bunch of youngsters in filthy parts of Delhi in unfortunate situations and passing brazen dialogues as though nobody else was listening. But the metro population will be able to relate to the language; much of which is English, its comedy, situations and won't find any of those aspects to be shocking. Rather, they will honor this as a cult film that will be remembered for doing the same thing differently. Delhi Belly is experimental but for the right reasons. Shit does happen and Aamir Khan can now breathe a sigh of relief after a mock-umentary and a documentary failed to leave lasting impressions. The gastronomical problem of Delhi Belly might even draw repeat viewing if not just a thunderous applause for providing ingenious entertainment. Such is the lure of unabashed humor depicted bold, cold and for you to behold. 8.636 on a scale of 1-10.  

A chut, a bhosed up film of the year. Is this a joke. Allowing your lead actors to freely…  

A chut, a bhosed up film of the year. Is this a joke. Allowing your lead actors to freely communicate in a madar bhagat language does not create a new brand of cinema. If it did than all the film makers would be making films like this. I really want to know what film makers did Imran get a call from which thanked him for using madar lands, and chutiye. If people consider this a new age of film making than I am so sorry that for all these years I had proud my self on the films that we had made. Now we just let our young people know We don't care if you speak like this or not but this how our youngsters speak so you should speak like this as well. This movie doing well does not make me a believer that this a good cinematic advancement, it shows that there are people out there who have their frustrations and on occasions they would like to get that chut who screwed them or gotten them into trouble. The story line is as predictable as any romantic story that we have been watching for all our lives. Critics all have truly taken Amir's as arrop or Vir's character states in the film about his girl friend. Critics who call this a new path for films should be ashamed of themselves for promoting this type of film. It is not that change isn't welcome in our world but a change which forces or shows the nasty side of life in a full blown moon like canvas than it is not welcome nor should be ushered by one of you know he is not even one of his has to be the first idiot to turn chut to make a film like this. A really solid dark spot on Indian cinema. But thank god this film was made in Bollywood. At least people like me don't have to associated with it.  

just a good movie...nt a grt movie at all.too much hyped.nd too many vulgar scenes..nt a family…  

just a good movie...nt a grt movie at all.too much hyped.nd too many vulgar scenes..nt a family movie at all. but dint make any sens at d end.just a normal movie directed wid different style.dats it. 

DELHI-BELLY s nothing more den a package of dirtiness on 70mm screen. if v remove the abusive…  

DELHI-BELLY s nothing more den a package of dirtiness on 70mm screen. if v remove the abusive language from the movie, nthing s der in d movie. i don't know wt WRITER, DIRECTOR nd PRODUCER want to prove. dis s d most dirty movie i hve ever seen... no doubt picture entertains d audience sitting inside d hall, bt its a question to makers dat wt dey r delivering to young generation? audience were laughing nd enjoying d movie bt dis s not d way....! awful movie..