Anu
Menon's
first
directorial
venture
London
Paris
New
York
is
a
romantic
comedy
that
breathes
a
fresh
air
and
life.
The
movie
has
received
average
reviews
from
almost
film
critics.
Ali
Zafar’s
acting
and
music
and
Anu
Menon’s
story
and
directions
have
been
admired
by
reviewers.
The
film
has
been
rated
2.80
out
of
5.
Continue
to
read
film
critics’
verdict.
Bollywood
Hungama
-
Taran
Adarsh’s
Rating:
3.5
London
Paris
New
York
is
akin
to
a
lungful
of
fresh
air
amidst
the
hackneyed
and
passe
rom-coms.
It's
a
quirky,
witty,
coming-of-age
movie
that
takes
a
conventional
premise
and
twirls
it
into
something
delightfully
unconventional,
designed
to
charm
and
magnetize
the
urban
youth.
The
movie
speaks
their
lingo,
mirrors
their
objectives
and
depicts
the
anguish
and
elation
of
falling
in
love
Times
of
India
-
Madhureeta
Mukherjee’s
Rating:
3.5
London
Paris
New
York
is
a
sweet
story
that
deals
with
very
real
emotions.
It
is
urbane,
cool
and
thankfully,
not
dated.
The
simplicity
of
the
dialogues
makes
it
enjoyable.
It
deals
with
the
trials
and
tribulations
of
the
youth,
and
the
complexities
of
finding
real
love.
CNN-IBN
-
Rajeev
Masand’s
Rating:
3.5
I'm
going
with
three
out
of
five
for
writer-director
Anu
Menon's
'London
Paris
New
York'.
The
charismatic
actors
rise
above
the
flawed
script
to
deliver
an
easy,
enjoyable
evening
at
the
movies.
Watch
it
for
its
freshness;
you
won't
be
bored.
Oneindia’s
Rating:
3.5
The
wonderful
chemistry
between
Ali
Zafar
and
Aditi
Rao
Hydari
is
the
main
attraction
of
the
film
London
Paris
New
York.
Ali
Zafar's
tilting
music
and
Sameer
Arya
wonderful
picturisation,
fitting
dialogues
and
beautiful
locales
are
the
other
highlights
of
the
film.
India
Today
-
Kaveree
Bamzai’s
Rating:
3
The
movie
is
heavily
borrowed
from
Before
Sunset,
Before
Sunrise
and
every
other
movie
about
love
with
a
deadline,
but
there
is
a
refreshing
sweetness
to
it.
They
look
good
in
their
perfectly
assembled
"looks"-one
for
each
of
the
three
cities.
And
more
importantly,
they
look
good
together.
NDTV
-
Piyali
Dasgupta’s
Rating:
2.5
This
movie
gets
it
right
in
the
first
half.
Despite
the
trepidation
of
watching
yet
another
rom-com,
grow
up
and
accept
yourself
kind
of
movie,
Ali
Zafar
and
Aditi
Rao
Hydari
pull
it
off.
They
look
good
together
and
the
dialogues
are
mostly
conversational.
But
Anu
Menon
fails
to
carry
it
through
to
the
second
half.
Hindustan
Times
-
Anupama
Chopra’s
Rating:
2.5
When
an
entire
film
is
based
on
the
meeting
and
parting
of
two
individuals
(who
are
thereby
in
every
frame),
it
puts
enormous
pressure
on
the
actors
and
writer.
Both
need
to
sparkle
consistently.
Even
first-rate
performers
find
it
a
tough
act.
Mid-Day
-
Shubha
Shetty-Saha’s
Rating:
2.5
What
works
for
the
film
is
the
way
the
three
cities
have
been
captured
by
cinematographer
Sameer
Aarya.
And
the
peppy
music.
And
Ali
Zafar's
easy
charm.
Rediff
-
Preeti
Arora’s
Rating:
2
London
Paris
New
York
is
a
run-of-the-mill
romantic
comedy
but
scores
in
the
cinematography
department.
Koimoi
-
Komal
Nahta’s
Rating:
1.5
The
very
restricted
appeal
of
the
script;
elements
of
the
screenplay
which
are
not
convincing;
the
lack
of
hit
music.
London
Paris
New
York
will
not
work
too
well
in
India.