Wake Up Sid

Ranbir Kapoor, Konkona Sen Sharma, Rahul Khanna, Anupam Kher, Shikha Talsania, Supriya Pathak, Namit Das, Kashmira Shah, Rahul Pendkalkar, Shruti Bapna, Kainaaz

On the whole, WAKE UP SID is a well-made film that should strike a chord with the youth mainly. A metro-centric film, the film should attract its target audience and should also prove to be the first choice of the elite/urban audience this Friday. Read More

Don't miss thie wake-up call from a director-actor duo who have created a world of heartbreaking transparency. Read More

Wake Up Sid has its heart in place, but it still doesn't have much of a plot or novelty to rely upon. That's why the dialogues could have done with a little more quirk and nifty humour. Having said that, a superlative Ranbir makes it too darn hard to notice. Read More

Wake Up Sid belongs to Ranbir. The actor is pitch perfect as the dazed and confused Sid. He manages to be infuriating, infantile and loveable in the same moment. Read More

So there you have it --- a self-smart verbose film that says nothing new, saved somewhat by a few heartfelt moments and sincere performances. Read More

Unspooling at a leisurely pace, 'Wake Up Sid' is a heart-warming film that leaves you in a wistful mood. Read More

Watch it for the innovative handling of the subject by debutante director and some really good performances by every single cast member. Read More

Music of Shankar Ehsaan Loy is just average and fails to remain with you after you leave the theatre. On the whole, Wake Up Sid is a good film for metro city viewers but not up to the mark for masses. Read More

To sum up, Wake Up Sid is a charming experience. A feel good entertainer for audience of all ages, especially the youngsters. Do watch it. Read More

It's a very good first film from Ayan Mukerji. What remains to be seen is whether he can cross from the semi-autobiographical material of his youth to the less comfortable terrain of writing about characters and situations which are more distant. I wish him well on his journey. Read More

It's only a tight script and a good director that could weave this magic. Read More

I'm going with three out of five for director Ayan Mukherji's Wake Up Sid; it has its heart in the right place and it marks the breakout of a bright, shining star who has come into his own so early in his acting career. Watch it, and be awestruck by Ranbir. Read More

It's pleasing to see Bollywood warming up to fresh talents like Ayan Mukerji and waking up to compelling narratives like Wake Up Sid. Read More

Refreshing and heart-warming, Wake Up Sid really puts you in the mood for love. Read More

First half of the film is short and sweet. Second half is bit lengthy and meanders towards climax. Plus points of the movie are characterizations and direction. Read More