The
existence
of
God
has
been
an
intriguing
theme
that
has
occupied
the
minds
of
the
philosophers
for
decades
now.
Yet,
we
have
no
answer
if
actually
the
almighty
exists
or
not.
In
a
nation
like
ours,
where
the
mythology
is
one
of
the
richest
elements
of
our
culture,
actors
Paresh
Rawal
and
Akshay
Kumar
have
come
up
with
the
theme
of
divine
comedy
OMG
Oh
My
God,
which
deals
with
the
issues
of
atheism
and
the
existence
of
the
almighty.
OMG
Oh
My
God
is
a
very
unusual
and
interesting
take
on
God
that
released
today.
What
is
the
story
all
about?
The
movie
is
a
hilarious
story
of
an
atheist
Kanjibhai
(Paresh
Rawal),
who
runs
an
antique
shop.
He
buys
old
idols
of
God
and
other
religious
idols,
which
he
usually
sells
as
'antique'
idols
at
double
or
triple
prices,
and
sometimes
even
10
times
its
original
price.
This
offends
many
godmen,
who
curses
him.
Kanjibhai
suffers
loss
in
his
business,
following
a
natural
calamity.
It
is
then,
Kanji
decides
to
file
a
case
against
God
on
the
premise
that
if
God
is
responsible
for
his
loss,
it
is
God's
responsibility
to
compensate
him
for
his
losses.
OMG
Oh
My
God
is
not
an
usual
slapstick
comedy
that
would
make
you
laugh
or
giggle
mindlessly.
The
movie
conveys
a
strong
social
message,
which
is
depicted
through
a
comedy
drama.
In
a
nation
like
India,
where
a
major
chunk
of
the
population
has
been
God
fearing
for
decades,
a
movie
that
carries
such
a
bold
and
controversial
theme,
is
indeed
a
bravado
attempt.
The
best
thing
in
the
movie
are
those
well-thought,
intelligent
dialogues
that
runs
parallelly
at
par
with
some
stellar
performances.
Performances:
Paresh
Rawal,
being
one
of
the
finest
comedians
of
the
recent
times,
does
an
outstanding
job
in
the
movie.
You
will
love
him
as
a
'naastik'
Kanjibhai.
His
amazing
comic
timing
and
natural
dialogue
delivery
is
a
treat
to
watch.
Akshay
Kumar
is
complete
surprise
package
in
the
movie.
Akki
plays
the
part
of
Lord
Krishna,
who
descends
on
the
earth
to
meet
Rawal.
Akshay
is
brilliant.
From
his
rough
khiladi
avatar
to
his
calm
and
suave
look
as
'Lord
Krishna'
makes
us
believe
in
Akki's
versatality.
Mithun
Chakraborty's
"broken
hand
act" needs
a
standing
ovation.
What
we
loved
the
most
about
the
movie?
The
movie
comes
up
with
an
unique
and
brilliant
concept
that
makes
us
come
face
to
face
with
the
reality
of
our
daily
life.
OMG
Oh
My
God
exposes
the
dark
truth
behind
the
'paakhandi
babas'
and
fake
godmen,
who
fool
their
devotees
with
some
moneymaking
gimmicks,
devised
in
the
name
of
God.
The
movie
impresses
us
with
its
sensitive
take
on
devotion.
A
big
hats
off
to
the
director
Umesh
Shukla,
who
presented
such
a
great
piece
with
his
gutsy
attempt
of
entering
in
a
sensitive
territory.
Negatives:
The
much-talked
about
Prabhu
Deva,
Sonakshi
Sinha's
item
song
'Go
Go
Govinda'
was
rather
irritating,
than
interesting.
It
was
more
a
forced
thing
in
such
a
beautiful
movie.
Verdict:
Watch
it
out
if
you
believe
in
genuine
and
clean
concept
rather
than
any
mindless
entertainment.
It
makes
you
believe
that
temple
is
not
the
Almighty's
home,
he
exists
everywhere,
in
everyone.
So,
love
all,
think
good
and
do
good.