'London, Paris, New York' is almost as if film making has turned out to be an addiction to some people and that they have to keep on churning out movies every now and then to sustain themselves, just like an addict craves for his next dose of drug. The film is directed by debutant Anu Menon who had her film education from the London Film School. It is not in the school but it is on the screen that  quality is verified and judged. As for 'London, Paris and New York', there is nothing in it to be judged. Music is done by the same Ali Zafar who plays 'Nikhil' in the movie and just like 'Nikhil' in the movie, the music too has enough and more of shortcomings in it. The cinematography was one aspect where 'London, Paris and New York' came out well. Sameer Arya, the cinematographer, has done all he could to make the movie look almost good.


Ali Zafar does not possess much variance as an actor any time during the film. It seems he mistook the movie for a modelling shoot. Aditi Rao Hydari looks cute and quite convincing as the innocent Lalitha whom Nikhil first meets. But for the rest of the time even her good looks can't stop the film from being a terrible bore.


The distribution of the film taken up by a company with the reach of Fox Star Studio was the solo reason for 'London, Paris, New York' to earn enough of a hype to make the audience walk in. And for those who do walk in, 'London, Paris, New York' would turn out to be a huge disappointment.

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