Edited sentence: Although this is typical of Ghai's films (see Pardes for complete disparagement of Western civilization), it really irks the viewer.An example of this generalizing occurs during the encounter between Roshan, his wife-to-be and Shroff at the restaurant.Another drawback of the film is the constant disparagement of foreign-born Indians.Critics would decidedly argue against that point.Ghai fails to understand that Westerners have a completely different set of values and a different lifestyle altogether.Ghai's script, though dialogue-heavy, is much too predictable and overlong, concluding with a less-than-satisfying tie-up.Look out for the blatantly annoying Coca Cola and other brand name advertisements placed throughout the film; it heavily cheapens the integrity of the film.Roshan completely hams the scene and Ghai's portrayal of foreign-born Indians is cheap.Roshan is ok; Shroff does very well with a poorly-defined role.The film definitely bites much more than it can chew, thus leaving only moments of brilliance.The movie goes like this: