Being a little apprehensive and skeptic to catch a Salman’s flick on the big screen was cleansed with mindless comedy completely captivating the hall. Eroding the senses, Salman’s flick edges as a complete entertainer. You would laugh out your lungs through the movie and not one moment will the flick fail the mouth and the teeth.
Weaving a simple story of a man falling in love with a woman and the family helping the son to get his lady love. While the lady love’s guardians are dons, the movie shouts the slogan “use your intellect and the power” to win the love of your life.
The dialogues in the movie were a little tricky, I mean double meaning, and it throws out a newer sense of wit and humor. While all the characters in the movie are really tightly woven to make the package complete, somewhere down the line, Salman takes the away the cake from everyone. His sense of timing and dialogue delivery cuts across and of course impressive.
Worth the penny spent, the movie becomes more hilarious after the interval. The complete transformation of the Dons into good human being although is a little over the top, but the movie doesn’t get you bored anytime.
The songs in the movie just corroborate the entire plot giving it a more rustic flavor. Salman’s fans are sure to like the movie. Asin is at her best, you can’t expect too much from her. Mahesh Manjarekar is perfect with his character and makes the events more rib tickling.
Although, the end of the movie is a little overboard, with all the sanskriti and sabhyata, the movie on the whole is worth a watch.