Moreover, the supporting characters, from the little brother, to the fiancé, to the grandfather, to even the detention monitor at the school were also outstanding and made this story a real winner. The interaction between mother and daughter was superbly acted and very believable especially with the switched roles. This movie accomplished that for me, big time. Maybe it's because my parents never really understood me (I certainly understand them now) or maybe it's because I have a couple daughters and I've rarely tried to put myself in their shoes. I might have to consult a therapist (Jamie Lee can certainly fill that role anytime) to understand why this movie had such a profound effect on my emotions. So, what happened? Besides laughing my butt off at the truly funny scenes (my wife and I caught a few stares from other movie-goers), I had to strain every muscle in my body to keep from bawling like a, no, it can't be true. On top of that I'm 48 years old so I'd better have my maturity act together. See, I'm a guy, and guys don't cry, well, that's what we've been told. After watching the current Freaky Friday starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan now I understand why. Matrix, LOTR, Identity, Star Wars, etc.) and generally try to avoid chic flicks and warm-fuzzy feel-good movies. I'm mainly into sci-fi, fantasy, action-thriller, and special effects movies (i.e.

It’s also nice to see him in a light-hearted role : except perhaps for his blundering TV reporter in Bajrangi Bhaijaan, who is a hoot, he has been condemned to dark, twisted turns in dark, twisted flicks.Look. His connect with the audience is instant, and he keeps it going with wry one-liners which he delivers with consummate ease. Watch: Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Freaky Ali Audience Reaction

The poor vs rich clash is set up for laughs, and we are amused to begin with, but then the amusement dries up.The one person who keeps us watching is Nawaz, who busily shakes a leg and romances a pretty girl (Amy Jackson), when he is not sinking a hole-in-one much to the consternation of his wealthy rival (Jas Arora).

That golf may be seen as a sport for the wealthy, but there’s no stopping anyone from becoming a champion. That no one, even a guy who hawks undergarments at a road-side stall, is worthy of contempt. There’s a ‘message’ that’s dinned in to us via Nawaz’s ‘ordinary’ man.

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