Story:
Set on the backdrop of Ahmedabad, the story is about three friends. Govind (Raj Kumar) is an ambitious guy who wants to become a businessman and he takes the help of his two buddies Ishaan (Sushant) and Omi (Amit). But each one has their own way of thinking. Ishaan is keen on training and bringing up a cricketer while Omi has jumped in just to be with his friends. Together, all of them set up a sports goods shop. But life has a test for the three of them and how they handle it forms the rest of the tale.

Analysis:
A lot of our films find their inspiration from stories written in books and novels. This is also one such adaptation from the book ‘The 3 Mistakes Of My Life’ written by the famous Chetan Bhagat. As expected, there is the typical middle class environment for the movie. With three budding actors in the fray, it is a challenge for the director to come up with a convincing celluloid version because many have already read the book and have set some level of expectations. But he has not disappointed. By weaving a tale of myriad emotions and setting a good chemistry between all the elements has been made well. He was also well supported by aplomb cinematography, natural dialogues, efficient screenplay and sensible script writing. The background score was the icing on the cake and songs were decent.  The additional thrust for the film was received by the performances. Sushant Singh was the highlight performer and he scored the brownie points. Rajkumar was a perfect choice for the role and Amit Sadh was apt. Even the support cast was effective with Amrita Puri contributing to the romance, Asif Basra being neat, Digvijay Deshmukh making his presence felt. Overall, this is a film which will strike a chord with the Aam Janta for its naturalism and at the box office this will be a winner due to the moderate budget and the high quality.

India Bells Judgement: Well narrated tale with impressive performances