B FOR BOLLYWOOD #7

AAGEY SE RIGHT

RELEASE DATE:
4th September,2009

GENRE:
Rom-Com

PLOT:
The film revolves around Dinkar Waghmare (Shreyas Talpade), a policeman who loses his service gun and Balma Rashid-ul-Khairi a.k.a Jaanu (Kay Kay Menon), a terrorist who plans to blow up a function. The film takes us through some funny moments about how Dinkar tries to find the gun and ends up being a hero. Jaanu's life also takes a twist when Pearl (Shehnaz Treasurywala) enters his life. A terrorist falls in love! What happens next is worth watching....

TEAM AND PERFORMANCE:
The director of the movie is Indrajit Nattoji and he has done a wonderful job. The film is stylish enough in terms of looks and the cast does a great job. Kay Kay Menon is outstanding as always and Shreyas and Bharti Acharekar stay true to their role. The pick of the lot is Vijay Maurya (plays Raghav Shetty). His role is well written and he delivers each and every dialogue with ease.No wonder this film was stated as the most underrated gem of  2009.

MUSIC AND PROMOTIONS:
Music plays half the role in promotions. The film suffered here with no publicity of the music at all. Few posters here and there didn't garner much response and the film was seen by many on DVD. Truly disappointing.

COLLECTIONS:
Poor.Largely to the fact that the film wasn't promoted well. It took a toll on the collections and the film didn't do much as expected by the Ronnie Screwwala banner and his team.

USP/WHY IT SHOULD HABE WORKED:
Simply for Kay Kay Menon and Vijay Maurya. Hats off to both for their acting. The film also has some nice one liners to make you grin. The romantic angle between Pearl and Jaanu is worth watching.

FLAWS/WHY IT DIDNT WORK OUT:
No Promotions. No music launch or whatsoever publicity of it. In one scene Pearl is shown as a bar girl. While in the other she is auditioning for a role. Forget these flaws and watch the movie.

WHY SHOULD YOU SEE IT:
Watch it once for the brilliant performance by the cast. It is a gem. The plot may not be like any other hit film, but the performances by one and all defy it.

RATING:
4/5