I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This is a very long but watchable attempt at an Indian superhero. Hrithik Roshan puts in some fine work and the stunts are quite decent by Hindi film standards. However, there is little intensity in the storyline as the directer seems content showing us countless shots of his son Hrithik standing bare-chested with the breeze blowing through his hair! A little less self-love and a better script would certainly have helped. Some scenes are copied out of Spiderman 2. The songs are a plus point but Priyanka Chopra looks somewhat lost. Naseeruddin Shah is wasted in a throw away part. Watchable but disappointing.Overall 4/10

I saw the trailer and was moved. It was a different type of movie to what Bollywood was doing and looked very exciting; yes...The concept wasn't any good, the whole sequel to ...don't even remember the name...I know it was a copy of E.T....So the trailer was very dark and grim with the fight scene in the warehouse looking very good and the song 'Pyar ki ek kahani' was refreshing. I've never been this excited for a Bollywood film before...And so I watched it.It was a mixture of Payback, Superman, Spiderman and lord knows what else. The poster was a copy of Daredevil and Priyanka was very annoying, while the end was just awful, the warehouse fight which I looked forward to was awful..I mean Spidey's fights are pretty spectacular but c'mon!....The only good thing was Pyar ki ek kahani...th only good thing.

It is great having a superhero in Bollywood now, I absolutely loved the film it was so peaceful at the first half and hearty during the second half. The story was amazing the best thing about it is the computer that can see the future and Krishna never intended to be a superhero he wanted to save the kids from a circus fire but made a promise to his grandmother not to show his powers to anyone so he changed his overcoat inside out & wore a mask and that is how Krishna became Krrish, Hrithik's body language for a superhero was terrific. Mostly in other superhero movies they intend to be a hero, which is not very amazing. In the end I was almost going to cry when Krishna was trying to save his father, it was extremely emotional. The ending was awesome when Dr Arya was about to die & Krishna took off his mask and showed who he really is and there were sparks everywhere, it means that Dr Arya would have known who he is if he looked ahead into the future when he seen his death but he looked before his death to try and avoid it. Definitely Hrithik Roshan's best film and it is 1000 times better than the crappy Spider-Man 3 I just recently seen.

Enjoyed this movie when I saw it but last night I caught John Woo's Paycheck on TV. The entire premise of a computer that predicts the future has been ripped off from Paycheck right down to the look of the machine and the user interface! That doesn't leave many original ideas in Krrish! His costume looks like Neo from the Matrix, his mask reminds me of The Crow and the whole boy from the mountains things has been done countless times before in Hindi mvoies eg.Kisna.Even with KMG you could forgive the recycled ideas from ET and various other movies but this sucks! Especially when they market the film as being original. When will they stop copying ideas? Shame on you Roshan!