It's trying to be a serious, dramatic Forrest Gump, but even though it's overlong, at almost 3 hours, it tries to do so many things that it flux them up. Whenever it's supposed to be serious it comes off as childish and it's gob-smackingly obvious that the director is as green as they come. The main actress aroused interest, she seems to hold her end, playing quite nicely a kooky, perky, free-spirited young woman and a desperate, angry, depressed wreck, so her acting arsenal is quite well stocked. The protagonist was ok, don't know much about Asperger's, so I can't pronounce myself, although the movie does mention at the start that they take some artistic license with the condition.

If it wasn't obvious from the score, I don't recommend it! There are great indian films out there, but this one approaches Bollywood quality too much, and that's undesirable.