Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara has got good reviews, and being a Zoya Aktar creation one can be rest assured that it would not be a total disappointment. The direction, acting, music and dialogues together make it a good movie.

ZINDAGI NA Milegi Dobara is fun, emotional and adventurous. We can call it a probable Zoya Aktar commercial success, which has been loved by the critics as well. The reviews of the movie Zindagi milegi na dobara is good, and the critics love the movie also. It is a movie about three guys having fun on a road trip.

The film is bound to make people remember their own days when they used to go out with friends and simply have fun. Zoya Akhtar has emerged again as a director who has the capability of taking people on an emotional voyage, and analyse the characters along with it. Although clichéd moments are big in the movie but it is the general feeling of brotherhood that takes the audience to a different level. The witty dialogues that add to the splendour of the movie has been written by the multi-talented Farhan Akhtar.

As for the performance, all the three actors are, as usual, at their very best.

Abhay, for a change, plays the rich kid who wants to have one's bachelor’s party before he ties the knot with Kalki Koechlin. Farhan Aktar plays a copy editor who is also a poet and flawlessly recites some of Javed Aktar’s lines. Hrithik Roshan is the commitment phobic bachelor. The trip to Spain is a also a soul searching trip for the three, where they discover life all over again. Hrithik Roshan meets a free-spirited Katrina Kaif who changes his views about commitment and they have their happily ever after.

For direction Zoya Akhtar should get full marks. There are times in the movie when no one says anything and yet the audience has fun. The music of the movie has already been making it to the top of the chartbusters, especially the song ‘Senorita”, which is sung by all the three protagonist of the film.

All in all, Zindagi Milegi Na Dobara, a nice movie for this weekened, and is bound to give oneself the feeling of 'all is well with the world'.