Shahrukh
Khan-Kareena
Kapoor's
Ra.One
has
been
running
housefull
with
tickets
being
booked
weeks
in
advance.
There
are
also
reports
of
fans
whistling
and
dancing
to
the
tunes
of
'chammak
challo'
in
theatres.
The
euphoria
is
amazing.
However,
if
one
were
to
go
by
the
critics
reviews,
it
is
'mixed'.
Check
out
what
critics
from
leading
newspapers
and
channels
have
to
say
about
Ra.One....
Times
of
India
Not
only
does
director
Anubhav
Sinha
take
too
long
to
arrive.
Too
much
of
screen-time
is
expended
on
vulgar
jokes
and
tomfoolery.
On
the
Indian
superhero
scale,
G.One
is
certainly
way
ahead
of
its
Krrish
counterparts
but
still
miles
behind
Robot.
Nevertheless
Ra.One
qualifies
for
a
'one'
time
watch.
Bollywood
Hungama
Ra.One
is
a
solid
entertainer,
no
two
opinions
on
that.
As
for
the
business
prospects,
RA.ONE
is
sure
to
shatter
all
previous
records
and
set
new
ones,
in
India
as
well
as
internationally.
It
has
Blockbuster
written
all
over
it!
Rediff
Over
bloated,
lacking
in
human
magic
and
exciting
for
just
about
one
fourth
of
its
more
than
two
hours
run,
it
crawls
for
the
first
45
minutes,
delivers
over
a
dozen
lame
body
jokes,
and
abounds
in
miserable
stereotypes
including
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
ungainly
mannerisms
as
a
Tamilian
(in
the
first
half).
NDTV
Ra.One
delivers
more
than
your
money"s
worth
in
terms
of
pure
entertainment.
It
is
impressively
shot,
technically
good
enough
to
pass
muster
and
the
hi-jinks
drama
has
the
pace
to
keep
tedium
at
bay.
What
you
see
is
passable,
what
you
hear
is
enjoyable,
but
what
you
take
away
is
insubstantial.
Oneindia
Ra.One
might
have
been
made
on
par
with
international
films,
but
its
soul
is
pure
desi.
Director
Anubhav
Sinha
has
chosen
an
interesting
storyline
and
also
managed
to
include
several
twists.
The
relationship
between
an
Indian
father
and
son
and
father's
attempt
to
satisfy
his
son
have
been
beautifully
brought
out
on
screen.
The
visual
effects
of
Ra.One
is
another
highlight
of
the
film
and
the
stunning
chase,
action
scenes
and
the
train
sequence
in
the
second
half
are
sure
to
mesmerise
the
audience.