Himesh Reshmmiya’s Teraa Surroor audience review is out, look what audience has to say

Himesh Reshammiya, he who can sing, compose and act is back on silver screens with his latest offering Teraa Surroor, but audience felt he needed to improve a lot more on the acting front.

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Himesh Reshammiya, he who can sing, compose and act is back on silver screens with his latest offering Teraa Surroor, but audience felt he needed to improve a lot more on the acting front.

Himesh Reshammiya, he who can sing, compose and act is back on silver screens with his latest offering Teraa Surroor. The actor, who does have a fan following especially in the single screen theatres, seems to have impressed his aficionados with his inimitable dialogue delivery in Teraa Surroor.

Watch: Himesh Reshammiya’s Teraa Surroor Gets Decent Response By The Audience

Also read: Teraa Surroor movie review: Himesh Reshammiya’s film is a mess

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The high point of the movie for viewers was the melodious songs scored by Himesh. The visually stunning locales and performances delivered by veterans Naseeruddin Shah and Shekhar Kapoor too kept audience entertained.

As far as Himesh the actor is concerned, audience felt he needed to improve a lot more on the acting front. Viewers felt he needed to let go his forlorn unidimensional expression. Nevertheless, the movie as a whole did give masses multiple moments of joy.

What remains to be seen is the moolah the movie will collect at the box-office. With the cricket world cup and school and college exams coinciding with the release, Teraa Surroor will have a tough fight ahead.

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