Just imagine…
A village guy meets a city chick, simpleton meets miss
complicated, medical representative meets a Bollywood dancer- basically law of magnetism
manifests itself & opposites attract!
It’s a good ol plot, where initial enmity transforms into
some rom-pom romance! Vidhyadhar (Vinay Pathak) has come to the Mayanagri
Mumbai as a med-rep leaving behind his family in Banaras, while Mehak (Neha
Dhupia) has left her house in Kolhapur to make a mark as a Bollywood dancer. They
both happen to be neighbours residing illegally at a sales tax colony,
somewhere in Andheri. Due to some uncomprehendable reasons they end up staying
in the same flat- all right the vigilance raid renders Neha homeless; but Vidhya
cannot kick her out of his rented apartment- can’t fathom why! Then on ensues a silly cat & mouse chase
and cat & mouse in love game- and it’s not as good as Tom & Jerry!
There is also a never ending Biology class VII lecture on Menstruation,
which tries too hard to educate the audience about the monthly cycle- result?
FAIL!
Neha Dhupia & Vinay Pathak’s acting is the only thing
that holds the film together. Then there’s Nasseruddin Shah in a cameo, trying
to pep up Vidhya & doing some great “gyan” scenes trying to say that love transcends
all differences & lo and behold our Hero is back in town to woo his lady
love! Rajat Sharma is the new age choreographer who probably does karate chops as
dance steps!
The film shows promise initially but falls victim to substandard
plot & overused premise! The movie has nothing to do with Pappu’s dancing
skills- but then what has apple to do with a mobile phone or orange to do with
a network providing company? Well the movie is a jumbled up fruit salad trying
to dance its way up to the box office but goes pear-shaped midway itself!
Pappu can't entertain saala!
L(ov+uc)
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