In trying to be over-ambitiously religious and entertaining at the same time, the film ends up making fun of itself and that too through a duration of 3 hours and 5 minutes.

He visits India, with his wife and daughter, to add value to ISROs (Indian Space Research Organization) security systems that track terror activities.

Raghav is a strict atheist, who is against Swami Samartha due to personal reasons.

He is annoyed to know that the society has a Swami Samartha temple, which is thronged by residents throughout the day.

Simultaneously, Raghav is having a tough time with ISRO members, whom he considers good-for-nothing.

It looks as if the makers were so eager to spread the worship of Swami Samartha that they completely forgot about a proper storyline and a convincing narration.

Merely speaking great things about Swami Samartha and playing his songs isnt enough.

But almost all the time, he just makes fun of the protagonist through one-liners and PJs.

However, in a way, this is the only aspect that makes the film somewhat watchable as it produces both intentional and unintentional laughter.

The protagonist wishes to take revenge on the society members by getting the temple closed.

So, he calls up the head of ISRO, who puts forth the request to the Prime Minister of India ().

The temple is sealed within 20 minutes and, on top of that, a couple of cops stand on guard around it.

The makers have simply crossed the line between being religious and being religious fanatic.

The protagonist, who gets irritated and angry at every little thing, hardly reacts to this.

Yet he is able to hear loud noises of the aarti even after shutting all windows, although there is no use of any kind of speaker or microphone.

He is supposed to be funny but turns out to be completely the opposite.

Worse, the protagonist recalls his antics later on in detail while laughing uncontrollably.

He succeeds in proving that apart from good looks, more importantly, he also possesses some serious acting talent.

Girija Joshi is average in the role of a routine wife of an ambitious husband.

But not as much as Pravin Tarde, who turns out to be a fanatic.

It might attract a decent crowd due to the subject of Swami Samartha.

But there isnt much hope at the box office.

Deool Band