Half of the nation hates Himesh Reshammiya. And the other half is right now in the theatre, watching their hero go full throttle, err, full nasal.

Must say, the man has got guts. He walks and talks like a phenomenon and goes OooOoo at the drop of a hat. Sorry, what lies beneath the cap is still a mystery. He takes it off only for a second and the strategically-placed camera gives a flattering glance of a tuft of hair, as if to “fix” those bald rumours.
There is only one expression on Reshammiya’s face. The diehard fan might cry “macho”, but the others just feel the composer-turned-singer-turned-actor had a bowel movement.
In a way, Aap Kaa Surroor is Reshammiya’s attempt to counter his critics. The movie claims he is not a serious person as the world thinks. There is proof too. He smiles two or three times! There are also jokes about the “source” of his voice which evoke a genuine laugh. The singer also strikes that now-famous pose a number of times with the mike. The music is surely not his best, but peppy enough for his fans to howl along.
Hansika is no great actor, but fits the bill for a blush-till-you-die beauty.
There is nothing real about the ‘Real Love Story’ though Himesh fans gets a few questions answered. Most importantly, why is he always serious? Because his brother died of brain haemorrhage. More Reshammiya trivia: He is extremely religious, doesn’t drink, and likes his girl in salwar-kameez.
Apart from that, Aap Kaa Surroor is the typical potboiler with plenty of masala and a Mallika Sherawat. She sizzles in the Mehbooba number, but doesn’t get enough time to seduce the saccha-pyaar hero.
Germany provides some stunning locales.
Love Himesh? Then watch it. But if you hate him, you will hate him more after the movie.