A little confusing. But an innovative concept. Something different to watch on TV after a long time. It's very intriguing, and a great watch if you like brainstorming while you watch TV.

Nothing too great. Trailer seemed more exciting than the movie. The plots seems too dragged, and wasn't upto the mark.
After such a hyped trailer, this movie was utter disappointment. 1.5 stars solely for the heat that the actors bring into the movie.

Nothing too out of the box. The first few episodes are different, and intriguing. But as I started watching, I realized it's the same old story wrapped in a pretty label with cute celebrities.
Jess is a weird, clumsy girl and has no problems with being her own self. She's inspirational because you realize how it's okay to be yourself even if society does not like it. Her weirdness gets annoying at times, but it's tolerable (and enjoyable, too!) most of the time.
The boys are cute, whiny, and majorly funny. Each one of them has a unique story, and you're bound to love them.
A girly watch. Addictive. Funny. Cute.

First half of the movie was disappointing to no extent. Except the parts where they showed Corsica, which is an absolutely beautiful place. Kudos on the virtual tour, Imtiaz! As the movie proceeded, I could see what all the buzz was about. Sheer brilliance shown by Ranbir Kapoor, with those close-to-perfection acting skills. Thanks to Tamasha, we have almost forgotten that he did a movie like Besharam (Mind you, ALMOST!). Deepika Padukone has perfected the art of looking drop-dead gorgeous in each of her movies (yes, I am a little biased towards her, but come on, who isn't!?). I thought DP's character (Tara) was a little neglected in the movie, but since the limelight was on RK (Ved) throughout, it seemed to pan out well.
Overall, I would say, it is relatable on some level (especially if you're an engineering student, LOL).
A little clich