Patiala House. The reaction ranged from encouraging and affirmative to unenthusiastic and unexciting. A wide number of caustic and scathing comments were a consequence of Akshay Kumar's last year's releases, namely Khatta Meetha, Action Replayy and Tees Maar Khan. Also, a few called it similar to De Dhana Dhan Goal, while some even compared it with Namastey London.
Buzz up!
In fact, a lot many factors go against Patiala House. Director Nikihil Advani and Akshay's last outing together, the infamous Chandni Chowk To China, remains a favourite punching bag to this day. Besides, Patiala House comes at a time when people have had an overdose of Akshay starrers. I reiterate, there ought to be at least six months' gap between two films of a major star, while this is Akshay's fourth release in six months (Khatta Meetha - 23 July, Action Replayy - 5 November and Tees Maar Khan - 24 December). Moreover, the film opens exactly one week before the keenly anticipated World Cup cricket matches and coupled with that, it will have no breathing space as the very next week witnesses the release of another much-awaited film 7 Khoon Maaf. Expecting Patiala House to overcome these hurdles is tough, mainly when the chips are down!
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