One is its beautifully directed final hour which gives you the glimpses of our rich traditional values and culture. However there are few worth watching moments in the flick, which are able to save it from being called a merely below average product. Moreover the characters remain the part of a movie only and the viewer never feels any empathy towards their tough & helpless circumstances. Apart from these, the overused farting sequences of Paresh also tend to go over the top after a while. To be precise the first scene of the movie itself is highly inspired from the famous Pakistani Stage Artist "Umar Sharif's comedy play". Instead of writing some novel and fresh scenes in the script, the writers have gone for the usual comic punches involving the Police and Underworld Don seen many times before in similar other projects. For instance how many times we have seen a married couple going to a hotel to spend few days and then being caught in a sudden police raid at the place. But it's between these two ends that it loses the grip over the subject and starts wandering into many predictable, uninteresting and repetitive sequences which unfortunately take away the beauty from its noticeable concluding 30 minutes. Based on the plot of an unwanted guest (Atithi) in the house, the movie starts off well and manages to impress the viewer with an appreciable climax too. But his ATKJ fails to make an overall impact on the viewer and misses the mark just like the recently released "Toh Baat Pakki". Though director Ashwni Dhir sincerely tries to revive the magic of those realistic and lovable films by Hrishikesh Mukherjee & Basu Chatterjee. And now after watching the so called comedy, it can be easily said that the final outcome is exactly similar to its average promotional campaign and nothing else. As a result the film was not able to generate enough curiosity in the trade circles, despite of the presence of Paresh Rawal in its lead comic role.
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Later after the new posters came in, the makers couldn't impress the viewers with their 'Just OK' promos on all the TV channels. At first the movie made a wrong impression when it came out with an inspired poster from the English Flick "License To Wed" as its first look.
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