The film industry attracts thousands of hopefuls every single day. Most don’t make it. But the struggle continues… CHANCE PE DANCE tries to present the story of a hopeful - his dreams, his aspirations, his struggle and his eventual triumph.
Last year, Zoya Akhtar’s LUCK BY CHANCE depicted the struggles of an aspirant most effectively. CHANCE PE DANCE tries hard to present the story of one such aspirant, but fails miserably. However, a few clarifications before we delve deeper. It’s not derived from STEP UP [2006] or Ram Gopal Varma’s NAACH …

For those who have loads and loads of tears to shed, don’t miss watching “Raju Maharaju” which reminds one of the films frequently made in the ’80s. The only difference is that this movie passes off as more sophisticated than those films.

Neither Vishal’s acting, nor does the story have anything worthy writing about.

Prayanam is squeaky-clean entertainment and for those that believe in true love and love at first sight this is the movie of the summer.

But for some slackening pace in the second half that ought to have been ruthlessly trimmed, the film is worth much more than a casual window-shopping glance.