This is a movie that gets in your head and will not get out until you figure it all out. And that can only be done with extensive internet research. Reading "Memento Mori", the short story upon which the movie is "based" helped, too.

"Memento" is nothing short of a phenomenon. And a brilliant one at that.

This movie is dark and disturbing, however, it is equally smart and stylistic. I found it hard to watch at points, but I couldn't turn my eyes away. Fight Club makes many bold statements against the modern consumer-driven society, and produces Norton's best performance and Pitt's second best (12 Monkeys).

Watch this movie, and watch it again with some of your more intelligent friends.

This is Naseeruddin Shah's best performance ever.He is one of the best actors we have and I hope he keeps giving us these kind of performances.

Anupam Kher is good support and he now gets serious roles and not comic roles which disappointing but any ways he is good in the movie.

Jimmy Shergill is an over actor and he thinks he is an angry young man or he thinks he is a Sunny Deol,Akshay Kumar or a Sunil Shetty and he is totally wrong.

Watch this movie this is great movie and you will enjoy it.

While the makers are saying that the film is based on a Gujarati play, the fact they are not revealing is that this film Oh My God is a shameless copy of an Australian film, "The Man Who Sued God", directed by Mark Joffe. So much for originality! Paresh Rawal is the only redeemable factor.

I should tell you that, as atheist, I didn't at all feel offended by the premise of the film. A small point, but important nonetheless.

Overall this is an entertainer that urges you to think, and is quite right in its message.

One of the best movies from Indian film industry. Abhishek finally proves that he is the son of the best Indian actor ever. Mithun in full form after a long long time. Mani's best work,at par with Bombay. Aishwariya proves that she can act well as well besides looking pretty.

You, yourself have to get into Guru's shoes and then watch the masterpiece, after all it is a journey. You have to grow with Guru.