Love Express Movie Reviews

There are several problems with this film. First, the entire film unfolds inside a gaudily decorated train, with each compartment throwing up a different story, featuring an odd assortment of people. Kind of gets you travel weary. Second, most of the stories have no substance to them, unless you'd like to see dadaji Om Puri flirting with a random lady while dadiji elicits pangs of jealousy. Third, even the principal story featuring the NRI groom

New talent ought to be encouraged. I genuinely believe -- have written this time and again -- that [generally] new talent is ready to take on risks and challenges, a quality I admire most. And it's important that new talent makes inroads into the industry. Almost every production house/studio is producing films with new talent. Viacom18's Tipping Point Films has released SHAITAN, Yash Raj's Y-Films has released LUV KA THE END and has a slew of projects on floors

The students of Subhash Ghai’s Whistling Woods International come together as actors and technicians in the mother of all debut films (some 11 people in all) to scrape together a story about an only-just engaged couple and their families who’re traveling by train from Amritsar to Mumbai for their arranged marriage. Neither really wants the wedding and tries their best to break it off by manipulating their parents and in the process fall in love

Love Express Review Business rating: 0.5/5 star. What’s Good: A few comic scenes. What’s Bad: The unoriginal s...