Some films make you roll your eyes. So much that they begin to hurt. Great Grand Masti could not stir up any other reaction in me. It had me rolling my eyes when Prem ( Aftab Shivdasani) plays piano with, guess what, his instrument that is in the state of a Viagra-induced erection. His friends Amar ( Riteish Deshmukh) and Meet ( Vivek Oberoi) rib him for playing piano with his bansuri ( flute) . The ditty being performed is as meaningful — Khambe jaisi khadi hai.
The three men are desperate for some action but can’t get any at home. While Amar is saddled with a witch of a mom-in-law, Prem has a juvenile sister-in-law messing up his life and for Meet it’s his alarmingly muscular brother-in-law, the wife’s twin, who plays the spoilsport. So they decide to go to Amar’s derelict, haunted bungalow in Dudhwadi where they encounter a ghost, Ragini, who is also looking for some action. Just like them. You see it’s the suhaag raat ( with just about anyone) that can get her the due deliverance.