Kilometers and Kilometers is the story of a debt ridden man who takes up a job of riding a foreigner across India in order to earn a quick buck. Soon unexpected bondings take over. The story is basically a road movie. And there is a certain charm in them. Films like Karwaan have stayed with you for the fact that you generally become a part of their journey while slowly getting to know the characters around. After a bit of a slow start(which could have been slightly hurried), the screenplay picks up once the couple hit the road. Here I must add that the cinematography is brilliant and captures the scenic beauty perfectly. Things are breezy and outstanding until the curse of the second hour when the film dips slightly owing to a twist which ought to have been a mere event, but sadly forms chunk of the second half. Here things begin to slide, and although watchable, you cannot help but think that things are repetitive. On the brighter side, the two cultures are decently well portrayed, particularly in the first hour. The screenplay looked promising but flatters to deceive in the second hour that culminates into a clichéd climax!