When the both of you come face to face for the first time. Now that is the kind of scene where an artiste of your calibre could have excelled at. Let's discount Rajendra Kumar. Still, it would have been interesting to see you do it. Instead, except for a fleeting couple of seconds, the viewers are left wondering whether they are actually watching a reflection in a mirror.
Most films have their moments.
This one, sadly, doesn't. Everything is forced. There is not one moment in the film that I could call funny, or touching. It is as if a group of strangers were forced into a small room and told that the only way out was to play Pretend. Pretend we are a family.