Album : Ishkq In Paris
Tracks : 6
Rating : 9.5821
Type : Hindi Movies
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews ( RECOMMENDED 44 %)
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Indicine Zayden
Nobody in Bollywood can do ‘bubbly’ better than Preity Zinta. She’s the best thing about this film. Her mannerisms make her appealing and attractive even for the non-so-easily impressed. Alas, her antics are not enough to save us from the disaster in the form on Rehaan Maliek. He is expressionless throughout most of the film and when he tries to express, he ends up copying Shah Rukh Khan and Shahid Kapoor, instead. This is why it is so important to get the casting right for films like these. The chemistry of the lead pair is thrown off track due to Rehaan Maliek. A more competent actor would have done wonders and would have helped the film immensely. If only.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Koimoi - Mohar Basu
Ishkq In Paris that begins as a believable tale of modern day love culminates into shaky misguided climax. Priety Zinta who is back on silver screen does a pleasing job but her film fails to match up to her bygone colossal stature. The story telling is luckily simple but the story itself has no passion and hence it cannot keep its audiences adhered. The attitudes of its characters being very dicey, the film frequently shifts tints.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Rediff - Raja Sen
The film opens with her reading from a script she’s written, and just when we think that perhaps something interesting may unfold from this unquestionably talented leading lady, she switches from English to Hindi with a ghastly bit of dubbing -- I have a feeling Adjani’s irritating Hindi voice belongs to the woman who dubbed for Nargis Fakhri in Rockstar.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By NDTV Movies- IANS
Prem Raj allows the couple plenty of space to let their feeling breathe freely and easily into the narration. The two protagonists may be in a hurry to get somewhere, the film is not.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By The Times Of India - Meena Iyer
To the audience's delight, they even manage to snag a balle balle with Salman Khan in a lovable cameo. By now, Akshay is very sure that he loves Ishkq. However the stubborn woman that she is, she will not concede. Finally the script runs out of steam and Ishkq, thank God for that, runs straight into Akshay's arms in true Bollywood style.
Sify | Sonia Chopra
Dialogue crackles with wit and Manush Nandan’s cinematography brings Paris’s ethereal beauty alive in every frame. Whether it’s the Eiffel Tower laden with bright lights in the evening, the roadside cafes, to the cobbled streets, and the presence of art everywhere. There’s sprightly music too, and you have Salman Khan make a cameo appearance in one of the songs.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Bollywood Hungama - Taran Adarsh
It's difficult to take your eyes off Preity and Rhehan. Whether bickering or flirting with one another, the actors catch your eye in those tiny little moments that capture their charming chemistry well. What makes the performances work is that the characters are bona fide and credible. Preity is exquisite in every frame. Her eyes emanate genuine warmth and her performance is captivating. It's great to see this supremely talented actress back in top form! Rhehan too infuses energy into his role and compliments Preity at every level. He looks perfect for his part and carries his part with poise and composure.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Dailybhaskar -Mayank Shekhar
No one can, of course. This is the only ironic moment here. They start filming some rubbish on a camera starring each other, which is no less of a torture than this film about them that you’ve been watching on the screen thus far.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Nowrunning - Mansha Rastogi
Preity Zinta is what soothes most of the sore points of the film. Undoubtedly the most ebullient of stars today, Preity makes a comeback in her much loved cute and bubbly self and plays her part well. Rhehan Maliek is easy on the eyes too but you only which there could be more clarity to his character and a wishy-washy job. The renowned French actress/singer Isabelle Adjani may just have been cast owing to her similarities with Preity Zinta in looks because the actress does nothing but appear clueless throughout the film. Salman Khan adds oodles of charm in a small dance cameo itself.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Indiaglitz - Vishal Verma
Prem Soni story telling is tedious, the moments are there but it fails to charm the viewers as the writer director just couldn,t not establish the lead characters for the audience who fail to identify with them. The chemistry between Priety and Rehan is ice cold.. the pair fails to beat the heat.. Priety is a photographer her mom played by the firang Isabelle Adjani (no comments) is an actress but who is this Rehan and what sort of an agent is he who can afford overnight trips from London and Paris at his will.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Indian Express - Shubhra Gupta
Preity still looks as if she could be on the big screen (not just on TV as a harried IPL team owner defending greedy players), but in a role that lets her be truer. Which she could easily have done, as the screenplay credits her. Malliek has a few perky lines, but doesn't lift as much as he could have, especially as the second half gets progressively soggier. Getting the gorgeous Adjani to play Preity's mom must have been a coup, but should have had better results: the two look as if they could be mother and daughter, but end up exchanging dialogues, merely.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By DNA India - Tushar Joshi
Ishkq works in the first half with lighthearted repartee between the lead actors. The stand up act where they mimic their first date is witty and entertaining. So are some of the pick up lines and dialogues. But the second half and the climax are so predictable that you know the end before the supposed 'change of heart' rolls in.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Deccan Chronicle - Khalid Mohamed
There goes your in-built warmth, then. Ms Adjani’s voice-over (suspiciously, dubbed) introduces herself as a playwright. Next, she announces that she’s been privy to an ishq-vishq-pyaar-vyaar story, which will be a mirchi-hot ticket when performed on stage. Er..wishful thinkng. Like it or not, the screenplay is thinner than crepe, coercing you throughout to gambol with Adjani’s laadli daughter who’s been named Ishkq (Preity Zinta). Don’t even attempt a spell-check on that name. Kkkkkk?
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Mumbai Mirror - Karan Anshuman
It is a lamentable moment for Priety Zinta, now in her twilight years as a lead actress in an ageist, unkind industry, that she has to choose a path of safety and ends up with a movie that needs a Salman Khan item. This film could've been so much more honest, real, gritty even. That would've been a worthy, valiant last stand. Meg Ryan - you could say she was Zinta's Hollywood equivalent - tried such a thing in one of her last films, In the Cut.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By India Today - Vinayak Chakravorty
Preity is feisty as ever but she isn't doing anything she might not have already done in a zillion films before. Rhehan could do with some screen presence and you marvel at Isabelle Adjani's assured grace in a cameo. None of the cast - superstar item boy Salman included - can save a bad script from sinking, though.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Mid-Day India - Shubha Shetty-Saha
Preity Zinta as Ishkq looks beautiful but unlike her earlier self, she comes across as uhm… like an imposter trying desperately to fit back into that bubbly mould that had made Preity so refreshing and acceptable when she entered the industry. Rrehaan is unbelievably flat, and carries one amused expression that seemed like he himself couldn’t believe that he landed in Paris and into this film.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Bollyspice - Samreen Tungekar
The second half of the film is wholly predictable. Basically, if a girl is commitment phobic and prefers life the easy way, there is definitely a troubled childhood deprived of one parent’s love behind it that makes her an insecure person who will not trust people. And then, there will be this one man that she will shed all her inhibitions for. She is bound to fall head over heels in love with him, once she is made to realize how she needs to judge her life from her own experiences and not anyone else’s. There is a Kal Ho Naa Ho tears in the rain repetition, the predictable standing under the Eiffel Tower with a pained heart and much more to know the story before the film really ends.
Ishkq In Paris Movie Reviews By Filmfare - Rachit Gupta
The narrative flaws and love story clichés are only too obvious. They do great disservice to the cast. Preity Zinta, Rhehan Malliek and Isabelle Adjani are all beautiful people. Paris, Lyon and Prague are beautiful places. Zinta and Adjani are proven acting talents too. Put together the audience should’ve had at least a visual treat. Manush Nanadan’s cinematography does have its high points but there’s clear not enough good here to hook even the most besotted Zinta fan. Adjani especially is a phenomenal French actress and boy, are her talents wasted in this film.
