Married 2 America

Few films have been as fantastically misnamed as Married 2 America. The film's title has little to do with the narrative. The story begins in the USA but soon the action shifts to the badlands of Bihar. Anjali Malhotra's attempts to trace her husband results in encounters with murderous engineers, ex-dacoits and bahubalis. The film gathers momentum but nobody is surprised when the real crooks are exposed and the way the plot reaches its climax. What we get instead is a film generously littered with cuss words and a titillating scene where a female cop feels up the leading lady. Single-screen theatres might yet find some viewers.
Avijit Ghosh, Times Of India - February 17, 2012

The film has a fast paced story and the writer-director Dilip Shankar has woven a story around a socially relevant subject. Bihar is among the worse flood affected regions and that forms a good backdrop for the story. The basic research seems satisfactory on a superficial level but the storyteller has not been able to leave the lust for a typical Bollywood thriller. The film begins at a simple note and takes time to pick up the momentum. Unnecessary footage has been used in elaborating Anjali's quest for her husband's whereabouts.The editor could easily have cut the film by 15 more minutes and that could have made it a tighter film.'Married 2 America' is average fair but it has done a good job by focussing on a real issue. The climax is exciting but stretched unnecessarily.
Rohit Vats, CNN IBN - February 17, 2012

What's Good: The actors' performances.

What's Bad: The ordinary story; almost complete lack of entertainment value.

Verdict: Married 2 America is a below-average fare. Flop!

Loo break: Quite a few in the first half.

Watch or Not?: Watch it for the performances but be warned that the film, as a whole, does not have much to offer.
Komal Nahta, Koimoi.com - February 17, 2012