being Anil Kapoor's production, it did create expectations in Bollywood circles. But what it reminds you is not to decide on watching a movie going just by the trailer alone.

Anil Kapoor has 'unremoved' bullets in his tummy which makes him ticklish whenever it swims inside. Ok! No problem. Sushmita Sen suffers from a 10-minute-a-day disorder wherein she wants to kill Anil Kapoor. No Problem! Paresh Rawal is so blind that he could not identify people sitting on his lap. No Problem! One of the villains has an electrified body and so he can kill anyone just by hugging the person. No Problem! Movie shooting in the police headquarters? No Problem! A lie detector machine goes faulty and screams LIE when a person says the truth. No Problem! In the middle of all these, there is a very serious Akshay Khanna showing heart-felt emotions towards his love. No Problem! A talking gorilla to add charm to the already existing mess! No Problem!

So what is the problem? To watch all the above said 'samples' in one 140-minute ordeal is the problem. For the record, the story is about two petty thieves getting tangled in a bigger web of super-thieves and how they prove their innocence in the end. The film was intended to be funny and a strict entertainer. But what transpires is a dull and incredibly boring movie with slapstick and decades-old remarks.

It makes us wonder if the screenplay really required the efforts of four people: Rajiv Kaul, Anees Bazmee, Rajan Agarwal and Ikram Akhtar. We have seen no-brainers before but this one tests our endurance levels (of watching a movie). What is more disappointing is that the movie doesn't have a genuinely funny sequence or bright dialogues. It is painful to see veterans like Anil Kapoor, Suniel Shetty and others look like cartoons on the screen.

There are a few funny moments alright but how long can we digest movies with only a few scenes providing relief? We genuinely feel that it is high time that we see movies which do not forget plot and screenplay.

It was publicized that No Problem is a 'Never seen before' comedy movie. True!

Verdict : No problem if you miss the movie

Missing the stars? Even if each star (read actor) in the movie commands a star each, it amounts to more than five. So let us do away with the rating this one time!