New Delhi, Nov 12 : Basking in the success of his multi-starrer comic caper 'Golmaal Returns' that smashed box-office records despite negative reviews, director Rohit Shetty says critics were not objective in their approach towards the film. "A couple of critics were very political and personal in their reviews. A few of them were right, but some really wanted to bring the film down but could not. The film's success is a historic proof and I want to tell other directors not to be afraid of critics in future," Shetty told IANS over phone from Mumbai. "Though I would not like to name him, one of the critics, who was a director earlier, in fact, has a problem with my editor Steven Bernard. He had some technical issues with Bernard while he was editing his film. In order to hamper Bernard's image, he tried to ruin my film too through his review." "Golmaal Returns", a sequel to the 2006 hit comedy "Golmaal", is about a couple whose married life takes a comical turn when the husband gets stuck for a night on a yacht with a beautiful woman.   read more »