PK

I am not his fan, especially after noticing that his films solely revolve around his character and the others just play the supporting cast. But, I caught myself unawares appreciating Aamir Khan's talent and prowess yet another time, after watching 'PK'. The innocent and unworldly behavior, supplemented by the stretched eyelids, the conspicuous ears and the typical movements (including his funny running style) could be patented as PK-ish!!!!! Of course, I also loved both Anushka's role and styling. I am in awe with her ohh-so casual look. 

If I had to explain religions and God-men to my kids, I would have to face similar questions. I might have to first resolve the confusion and conflict of thought in their minds over these aspects. But, how can any sane being justify them??....while some relevant concepts are un-explainable, the others are contrasting, contradictory, invisible, abstract and the rest seem illogical to any new-comer trying to get a grasp of what is going on!! The so-called 'wrong numbers' need to be clarified, in order to facilitate the upcoming generation to strongly hold on to the proper side of their faith. Period.

The tactful and subtle way in which the film-makers handled the most-sensitive and controversial subject needs to be appreciated. I think this is 'socially responsible' cinema, to the extent to which it urges the people to think before they blindly believe anything in the name of ‘God’ and learn to question their conviction and search for answers!! Totally a good watch!!