Colibel Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Gurlyndrobb While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Kayden This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Avinash Patalay I was pining high hopes on Rohit Shetty after I watched his highly deserved, less-acclaimed "Zameen". Sunday seemed more suited for two- episodes suspense thriller on telly. The plot is paper-thin and execution is bad. And if this is a direct copy of the Telugu movie "Anukokunda Oka Roju", then shame on you Rohit!!!The comedy track between Irfan Khan and Arshad Warsi does evoke a few laughs. The senti OTT, lend me a shoulder story of Arshad Warsi is unwarranted.Performance wise, all were good. Ajay Devgan, Ayesha Takia, Ifran Khan, Arshad Warsi etc. But in all honesty doesn't deserve such a huge ensemble.Ajay Devgan and Mukesh Tiwar's gay poking are not in good light.Songs are good. The suspense was bad (read childish!).

neosapien247 I don't know how on earth this movie ever made it to the theaters..i mean come on, there's no proper story line, all the extras were over-acting, Ajay Devgan's entry is a scene of him walking in slow motion thru a bunch of flying red chillies(i have no idea what that signifies),Ayesha Takia dubs for ALL characters in an animation feature(what the..?), discos with synchronized dance!!? That garbage of an actor Tusshar Kapoor was put in for god knows what, and danced like a spastic and went away.by the way, i felt his entry was pretty dramatic too.they showed his stomach and groin first.Bad choreography, bad wardrobe(when Ayesha wears ethnic Indian dresses in the songs, Ajay Devgan's always got his mammoth shades on, and is wearing multicolored slim-fit clothes).Songs aren't great either.They only song that made it to radio channels is 'manzar'.And what the hell is with the dumb long haired hit-man???what language does he speak in? is that supposed to be funny? or scary?who laughs for stuff like that? same goes for the 'comedian' in the movie. The 'south-indian' karate instructor.No one in the theater was laughing for his jokes,let alone his absolutely ridiculous accent."Suhasineeeee! Meine Tumse Pyaar Kiyaaaa!!! Lekin Tumne Mujhe Dhoka Diyaaa!!!KABLAM!!" used to work back in the 70s, i think.Arshad Warsi and the his sidekick are garbage again.the movie could've done without them.last but not least, they HAVE to have a RIDICULOUS 'thing' for all heroes eh? either they're chewing on toothpicks or they're constantly wiping sweat of their foreheads or playing with guns or running their fingers thru their hair(in slow-motion of course).The Sunday guys found a 'better' one.A hero who keeps munching on ice-cream all the time.Very heroic, i should say.One of the WORST movies I've ever seen.total waste of time and money.

cybersupam I hardly criticize any movie, and this is one of them. Although Sunday is not exactly a comedy but it's hilarious scenes are not that impressive, but instead irritating and boring. Of course Rohit has his own methods and ideas of making a comedy movie, but in the sense that I am an audience - I cannot remark him positively like Priyadarshan or David Dhawan. The reason is that whenever I sit to watch either Dhawan or Priyadarshan's comedy movie I get exhausted of laughing and sometimes I need to drink water to feel free again. Whereas for Rohit Shetty's comedies, instead of getting laughed I get irritated. His previous comedy Golmaal was more useless with an absence of proper subject. There all the characters seemed stereotypically like dummies. This time it has a little bit of subject, still then it really fails to touch (or win) the heart.In the beginning I considered and was shocked seeing Ajay Devgan as a corrupted ACP, but later for her love's sake he avoids it and so I could breathe freely. The title of the movie also seems too odd, although it is based on the story. Rohit has a good understanding with Ajay for which he has taken him even in his third venture after Zameen and Golmaal. After watching Sunday one more thing I cannot determine in Bollywood - why they make all the action scenes like using robots in place of human being? Therefore, it is 50 years backward from Hollywood.Rohit Shetty is much advanced and unique in making action and thriller movies rather than comedies which he did in his debut Zameen. It was superbly made with a true subject on terrorism and its problems with Kashmir and Pakistan. That's why I cannot imagine as Sunday is made by Rohit Shetty again, because it is too far in standard and maturity as compared to Zameen. I could only be impressed by some cases where the true nature of corrupted police and politicians (in climax) are explained with good examples. The chemistry between matured Ajay and childish typed Ayesha is really worse, even her case with John Abraham in No Smoking. She looks like their younger sister and not girlfriend. Undoubtedly I really give a good *star to Arshad Warshi and Irfan Khan for their every step improvements in performing comedian role. In others' cases I have nothing to point out. That's it!!!

jSk My Sunday was well spent watching this movie. For the first time, a gripping show of comedy, brilliant suspense, and of course a good and unique storyline. Rohit Shetty proves that even he exists in the filming world! Not literally, but metaphorically speaking... The soundtrack is also good, lets say 7.5/10. This movie will have you gripped till the last frame. Ajay Devgan suits almost everywhere - tragedy, comedy or action. He proves it in Halla Bol and now Sunday. Ayesha Takia is brilliant, perhaps in my eyes her first good performance. Arshad Warsi as usual flawlessly impresses you. The screenplay is good, cinematography flawless, and editing brilliant! All in all, to put it in a nutshell, a brilliant take for 60 bucks, and i mean BRILLIANT! Don't miss the chance next Sunday and get your ticket, and run for it! Its not many times you get such a show... You know what I mean.