The story is refreshingly simple, yet predictable. Keeping with Y-Films vision of 'kick a**' films of the youth, by the youth, for the youth, the movie completely lives up to the expectations. The treatment given to a young at heart movie is extremely youthful. Also, what adds to the charm is the body language and lingo which makes this flick an obvious present-day representation of youth..   aqib Saleem walks away with the cake, by making his character seem full of life. This YRF discovery surely seems promising with his immense talent and guy-next-door looks. Saba Azad, who portrays her complicated character with ease, is also a delight to watch. Tara D'Souza looks gorgeous and has a small part to play, but does her bit effortlessly. Nishant Dahiyas personality definitely helps him essay the character of a rock star confidently. The chemistry between Saqib and Sabas, and their fraaandship leaves one amazed.,.. !!!  Director Nupur Asthana knows her job well and probably also the demands of the youth.  The director wins some brownie points for keeping the interest and refreshment alive in this rom-com. She also manages to make the movie serve right purpose of entertainment by making her star cast deliver their best. Nupur makes the process of storytelling interesting by her presentation,....  The music of Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge adds a sparkle to the theme of the movie, as it's reasonably catchy. The songs carry the tone which defines youth. The dialogues are apt for the age group they want to showcase. No songs seem out of place and go pretty well with the mood. --http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2057441/