Anees Bazmee's comedy flick 'Thank You' failed to woo audience who found the movie "distressing as well as painful".

According to reviewers, the gags barely draw out any laughs, and the film is just a time pass.

The irregularity of the movie looks to be the prime trouble.

Taran Adarsh stated, "Thank You is as inconsistent as the roads of Mumbai. Sometimes, the ride is as smooth as silk. But there are times when one encounters potholes aplenty during the course of this journey. In fact, like Game last Friday, the two halves of Thank You are as diverse as chalk and cheese. While the first hour of Thank You is thoroughly enjoyable and you genuinely feel that Bazmee is in his element, the second hour - which should've been superior - is agonizing and intolerable. The writing goes topsy-turvy in this hour, so much so that when you exit the auditorium, it's not with a smile, but a smirk."

On recital side, a few manage to make an impact whilst others just could not make any impression.

As per Nikhat Kazmi, Akki's complicated plans to set the three spousal relationships straight offers scope for actors including Irrfan Khan and Suneil Shetty to evoke a bit of enjoyment, although Bobby has barely any hilarity tailored into his character.

"By and large, he remains dour and angry as he begins to suspect his sweet wife Sonam of adultery. The girls, on their part, mostly remain cosmetic with Sonam looking terribly out of sync, Rimmi not being allowed to play her feisty self and Celina being forced to do the disappearing act for a large part of the film." Kazmi added.

Suniel Shetty is capable of weaving the magic another time.

A mark of respect to housewives, the movie has a dull climax.

Thank You is an equal opportunity crook. So the men are impolite, immature and always in heat while the females are simpering dodos who carry on doing Karva Chauth for their nasty husbands.

In end, we can say that Thank You is a big bore.