Prince Movie Review

Prince (Hindi)

Release Date:
April 09, 2010

One of the savviest thieves in the world commits the biggest heist of his life. He wakes up next morning to realize he has a gunshot wound on his arm that he doesn’t remember getting.

In his quest to find answers he discovers his name is Prince, he used to work for a man named Sarang and his girlfriend’s name is Maya.

He is being hunted by the secret service of India- I Grip, the CBI and the biggest white collared criminals in the world. He is the most wanted man in the country because only he knows the whereabouts of the heist, which contains a secret that is linked not only to his loss of memory but threatens the future of the Human Race.

Prince can rely only on his razor sharp instincts to salvage himself. The web of deception spins and Prince gets even more entangled.

Nothing and no one can be trusted.

One of the savviest thieves in the world commits the biggest heist of his life. He wakes up next morning to realize he... Show More

At least, it’s never boring, thanks largely to twists and turns that rival those on Nandana Sen’s frame

The New Indian Express

Prince is the funniest Bollywood movie I've seen this year. I laughed so hard that my sides hurt. I'm going with two stars because the film was such a great comedy, unintentional of course.

To be fair, the film's got a few hummable tracks, and some of the daredevil action scenes are exciting too, but in the end Prince might be worth a watch because it's one of those films that's so bad, it's good

The hero zips around getting chased, while everyone’s chasing that super-chip. No explanation’s necessary

Hindustan Times

The only thing a film like this is not allowed to do is to bore you. `Prince’ does it in spades, because it comes off as a retrofitted Hollywood actioner in Hindi

Indian Express

Watch Prince by all means because the best of comedies can’t have this ROFLOL (rolling on the floor laughing out loud) effect. They really don’t make them like this anymore. It’s cheesy, with double extra cheese and some more

The Telegraph

Wish the viewer had a Ctrl+Alt+Del option. Alas all they can do is curse the makers literally asking them ‘ dimag kharab ho gaya kya? ’

IndiaTimes

All in all, this film is best avoided. Even Vivek Oberoi's ardent fans must give it a miss. They may no longer be his fans at the end of three hours.