Bhai Tera Star Hai is about madness that unfolds in the course of one night in London. All the takes in the film are 5 or 10 minutes long. For sometime, one does get impressed that the makers managed to pack so much action into scenes filmed in a single take. However, this good impression soon vanishes. There are barely any funny moments in the film. Hence, it becomes a task to sit through the film, even though it's just 105 minutes long. The goings-on get bizarre as it progresses and the film ends rather abruptly. Believe it or not, there are 3 end-credit songs played back-to-back! Raghav Juyal is amusing in a few scenes, but overall, his performance is too loud, possibly due to the script's requirement. Niharika NM (Roshni) and Tina Desai (Chandani) deliver effective performances. Sanjay Kapoor is aptly cast and tries his best to enhance the entertainment quotient. Barkha Singh (Laila), Parvathy Omanakuttan (Natasha) and Vivan Bhatena (Sid) are sincere. Vikalp Mehta (JD) is let down by his character. Niki Walia and Dev Agarwal (Jackie; younger brother) are just okay, while an actor like Chandan Roy Sanyal (Officer Hamid) fails to entice. All in all, Bhai Tera Star Hai is highly avoidable.

My rating - * ½ out of 5!