"Mugambo Kush Hua (Mugambo is pleased," is the famous line that was repeated several times by the late Amrish Puri in this 1980's classic movie. The movie stars Anil Kapoor as "Mr India," who can turn invisible when he needs to fight against the villain, Mugambo, but has to be very careful of "red light" at all times, Sri Devi as journalist who believes that Mr India exists and tries to find him, Satish Kaushik, as Anil Kapoor's friend "Calendar," who helps him to look after a bunch of orphaned children, one of which is none other than Aftab Shivdasani, now a Bollywood heartthrob. The movie itself is a science fiction, which was first for its type from Bollywood and what has made it even more memorable was the special effects used by the director, Boney Kapoor. The songs and the music are also very memorable and especially: "Hum Karte Hai Pyar Mr. India Se (I Love Mr India),"Hawa Hawaii," and not to mention the seductive song by the late Kishore Kumar, "I Love You," which enabled him to receive a film fare award for the best song.

Conclusion: Excellent movie which can be enjoyed with your family. Watchout for the re - make of this movie.

This Classic from the eighties is one of the few sci fi films to be produced in India incidentally it is also one of the best. Directed by shekhar kapur of "Elizabeth" fame Mr India is one of his earlier works. The cinematography may not be great but the rest sure is! An interesting and intelligent story that makes for full on family entertainment. This movie will make you smile laugh and cry and bring out all the other various emotions in you. Sridevi players the bubbly cheerful news reporter and Anil kapoor the Super Hero who upon discovering the invisibility formula sets out to avenge the worlds evils. Aka Mogambo played by the greatest villain ever to grace the Indian screen Amrish puri. His mogambo still strikes terror into the hearts of kids. Anil Kapoor & Sridevi's relationship is more of a homage to the Louis lane Clark Kent type relationship seen in several superhero movies. The rain and wind dance number by sridevi. could easily give the new crop of actresses a run for their money. brilliantly acted and executed her dance with the invisible man is simply unforgettable and who can forget her cheeky "hava hawi" number. you can watch this film time and time again and not get bored. The special effects may be basic but the story and acting are just brilliant. directors and actors of today take a note. Its not just about the visuall appearance. its also about soul that films of today lack which this film is full of. watch it and be truly entertained one of my definite favourites...

Some films never get aged, Mr India is one of them The film is set on a simple premise but the way it's handled it's superb The last film of Salim-Javed together, they had split after Shakti but returned to write this film. The film also was one of the first films of Anil-Sridevi The film starts off well, the scenes amongst the kids, the problems Arun faces, the entire Mogambo part which seems an extension of SJ's own SHAAN(1980).There are several great scenes like Sridevi spoofing Charlie Chaplin, the fight scene when Sridevi is kidnapped, The Annu Kapoor scene and the climax though a bit lengthy and similar to SHAAN(1980) yet it's good

Direction by Shekhar Kapur is great Music by LP is amazing, Zindagi Ki Yehi Reet is my fav song sung by Kishore Kumar, I Love You, Karte Hai Hum Pyaar and other gems are really wonderful

Anil Kapoor in a role supposed to be done by Big B is simply lovable and suits it to the T, he also wears just 1 costume throughout Sridevi is amazing in her role, her pairing with Anil is simply magical Amongst child artists, Aftab, Karan Nath, Ahmed Khan and all are amazing Amrish Puri is simply terrific in a role only he could play, what with those expressions and the booming baritone, he is fab,Annu Kapoor is simply class in the role of a troubled editor Sharat Saxena, Bob Christo, Ajit Vachnani,Harish Patel and rest are good too