Thoda Pyar, Thoda Magic

Starring Saif Ali Khan, and Rani Mukherjee along with kids: Akshat Chopra, Shriya Sharma, Rachit Sidana and Ayushi Berman, Director Kunal Kohli brings Thoda Pyar, Thoda Magic.

Ranbeer Talwar(Saif Ali Khan) is a successful industrialist, with no personal life. And this is mostly due to chance, and not so much choice, for he’s lost everyone he’s ever cared for.

Enter Vashisht (Akshat Chopra), Aditi (Shriya Sharma), Iqbal (Rachit Sidana) and Avantika (Ayushi Berman), four orphans who decide to live independently, but unfortunately, for them, a court decides to make Ranbeer their caretaker. As evident, neither of them are happy with the arrangement, and the kids make a Ranbeer’s life a living hell. Till a loveable angel Geeta (Rani Mukherjee) is sent on a mission to bring the kids and Ranbeer closer, and comes in the form a nanny, and thus begins an interesting adventure.

Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy’s music are hummable, but not as great as we’ve come to expect after smashing hits in previous films, while the special effects are average. Acting-wise, each hold their own.