Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic

Saif Ali Khan, Rani Mukherjee, Rishi Kapoor, Amisha Patel, Baby Shriya Sharma, Sharat Saxena, Razzak Khan, Mahesh Thakur, Ayushi Burman, Rachit Sidana, Akshat Chopra, Taranna Raja Kapoor

Saif fits into the sauve millionaire part [Richie Rich - the poor little rich guy?] very well. And the best part is, he never 'acts'. He's a complete natural! It's a pleasure to watch Rani in a role that does justice to her talent. She's lovable. Read More

The four children (Akshat Chopra, Shriya Sharma, Rachit Sidana and Ayushi Berman) give heart-warming, honest performances. They are portrayed as little adults with problems, confusion and feelings of their own—not the monotone, over-cute cherubs of other films. Read More

Rani's role, as Geeta the impulsive angel, is a nearly impossible one. The actress surprisingly lacks the charm the role requires, and instead tosses in a perplexingly Punjabified performance. Read More

Ameesha Patel in a guest appearance is Ranbeer's girlfriend. To be fair to the girl, she plays her part well and looks gorgeous in her eye-catching outfits. Read More

Saif Ali Khan does superb as the frowning, scowling, busy-as-a-bee businessman who gradually transforms into a loving, caring, doting guardian. Rani Mukherjee is pretty good as the blabbermouth fairy who performs magical feats as if she was doing something trivial, like playing carrom. Read More

The children are given distinct personalities. The eldest – Vashisht (Akshat Chopra) is the most troubled and most vindictive. Chopra, who plays the role, is more adolescent than child in his rebelliousness and has some powerful moments opposite Saif Ali Khan. Read More

Saif Ali Khan is brilliant throughout, a restrained, powerful performance. The kids do well; the Paanchvi Paas girl is adorable. Amisha Patel is HOT HOT HOT. Rishi Kapoor doesn't have much scope, he looks very old, and the French beard just doesn't suit him. Read More