(According to Amit Kumar Pandey Ungli is a 3 star movie)

ungli is an okay type of film. as all of us know that the character played by emraan hashmi is always great. the jodi of emraan and shradda kapoor in basanti song is much demanding. the character of the film will keep your interest in the film throughout the movie. overall you can go with your friends to pass some time. you can check out for the film on weekends
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(According to Amit Kumar Pandey Happy Ending is a 3 star movie)

happy ending stylishly remixes saif ali khan's trademark avatar as a brat who won't grow up. saif plays yudi, author in la, high on sex and success. yudi avoids new work and commitment - which his ex (preity zinta in cameo, channeling the pair's salaam namaste chemistry) underlines. his married buddy montu (ranvir shorey) is yudi's party partner while his inner voice is a chubby yogi (saif) warning him not to ring his 'axe'. suddenly, yudi's money runs out. his publishers switch to hot-shot novelist aanchal (ileana) who brushes off yudi's charms. pushy bollywood superstar armaan (govinda) demands yudi write a dvd-inspired rom-com while dentist vishakha (kalki) pursues him obsessively. how does yudi complete this tale? happy ending has happy ingredients like sparkling dialogues, certain lines - "tumhari reading pe kuch log so gaye - kuch mar bhi gaye the" - laugh-out-loud hilarious. key performances stand out. saif stylishly pulls off his charmer plus bummer inner voice, fat, hairy, spouting philosophy. laughing at himself, saif's terrific when he mumbles at aanchal, "mageoudwivme?" the other scene-stealer is govinda as armaan-ji, a sharply written character, seeking tailor-made abs plus a story with "comedy, chumma-chaati and kick-aas". ranvir shorey displays deadpan ease while kalki's uninhibited as sweetly suffocating vishakha. ileana's breezy as aanchal who isn't seekin
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