"Hello" has some dose of entertainment

"HELLO" the latest film which is about call centers in which salman khan start with a dance and katrina kaif tells him astory which is surrounded with call center.The other co-stars are Sohail Khan, Sharman Joshi, Amrita Arora and Gul Panag .
This film is extremely funny and the fun is in dialogues .Call Centre going crowd will definately identify with their daily happenings shown authentically in the film. The music however could have been better. There are just two songs .
The movie could have done much better without the songs. Not only are they a strain on your ears, they are unwelcome bumps in the story. Atull Agnihotri ’s direction is pretty plain. He fails to build up tension and a sense of anticipation in his telling of the story. The film keeps losing steam in the second half and you hope for some divine intervention to turn its course around as it approaches the end.
Both Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif are barely there beyond 10 minutes screen time. So don’t venture in expecting to be a Salman-Katrina film. Sohail Khan is fun to watch and derives the maximum laughs. He is a great comic relief in the otherwise serious film. Gul Panag is just about okay while Eesha Koppikar has done a good job. Amrita Arora probably for the first time is likeable. She is fully dressed for a change and acts ably especially in the emotional scenes. The best amongst the lot however is Sharman Joshi. Its his best performance till date. Sharat Saxena, Bharati Achrekar and Dalip Tahil give able support.
To be fair, ‘Hello’ has flashes of good humour. But they are mere flashes clouded by a vague and over-the-top screenplay in which the six employees gang up against their America-loving boss ( Dilip Tahil ) and manage to retain their jobs by – guess what? – spreading a rumour throughout the US.

Over all the film has some dose of entertainment .therefore those who want some entertainment masala they can see "HELLO".