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A Disappointing Continuation

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Wow! What a bizarre film! Unfortunately the few funny moments there were were quite overshadowed by it's completely weird and random vibe throughout.

Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

Not enough words can explain how well this movie was thought out and executed, from the amazing actors to the beautiful clothing and timeless music. Devdas tells an ageless story about love, sorrow and remorse, that forces the audience to experience an emotional roller-coaster. There is so much feeling and passion expressed by the characters, that it ultimately makes it difficult to love or hate any one of them; whether it is Devdas (Shahrukh Khan) who is drowning his sorrows, Chandramukhi (Madhuri Dixit) who yearns for her unrequited love, or Paro (Aishwarya Rai), who is bound by her unfortunate circumstances. The movie takes you on a journey, one in which you feel as if you are personally feeling the emotions of the characters, experiencing the same circumstances, which ultimately allows you to immerse yourself into the heartfelt story of Devdas. It was personally, a very emotional story,no matter how many times I have watched it, it always makes me cry. Sanjay Leela Bansali does not miss a beat in this beautiful story, and will leave you thinking... what if things were different?. I absolutely loved it!!! You will not be disappointed :) (I would say more, but I really am speechless! Once you see it, you will understand)

This classic is really well re-made.One can not say more of the story-line as this has been remade so many times. I was surprised that the first version was made in 1925. The setting and costumes are really classical and the acting by all three lead actors tugs on one's emotional strings. The two mothers also had their share of fine performance.The dancing in this movie is one of the best. The solo classical dancing of Chandramukthi is exquisite; every movement of her body down to the fingers and eye movements tells something. Ash really look beautiful here. The coupled dancing by Ash and her later on was also very well done and enjoyable. No wonder MJ went to India to learn dancing! He really had a thing or two to learn from India.

I think this is one of my favorite bollywood movies and one of my favorite actor srk is in here and he did a tremendously good job as well as everyone else who did this movie. This movie is based on a true Indian epic which was also a remake of the old movie made at 1955. Anyways its about a young man named devdas coming from London after a long time. He finally gets to be paro his childhood love and he wants to marry her but his dad wants him to marry a well known girl so he basically leaves and moves in with his friend who basically is a heavy drinker and they part together and devdas meets another girl played by madhuri whose a bar dancer but he drinks so much because he simply can't get paro off his mind. So he just keeps drinking and eventually dies. This movie was pretty sad and over reacting was needed and it worked nd i hink its hi best performance. Aishwarya rai and madhuri were good to and the songs were excellent and matched the film ill give it an 8/10

Neither the novel was a work of art, nor any film based on it. Devdas is shockingly among the most boring, unidimensional characters Indian literature could have possibly produced! Even Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay had admitted that the novel was a mistake he committed during his 20s; an age when almost all of the youth is into self pitying and self destruction. Shah Rukh khan as Devdas overacts and makes you laugh at times when he cries out loud, and sounds like a hungry goat! With some mediocre acting and an overdose of glitz, this melodramatic crap isn't worth watching for any reason, except for some soothing music.Rating: SUPER DUD!PS: On contrary, Anurag Kashyap's DEV-D is a brilliant attempt, which gives you a positive outlook of the immensely negative character.