Thursday, August 4, 2011

Review: Double Dhamaal

It is the season of the sequels! After last week's Bheja FRY 2, which received a response, it was all thanda eyes on double Dhamaal, the sequel to 2007 's comedy Dhamaal. With obvious comparisons in tow manage double Dhamaal to create a resurrection and nr Dhamaal, forget it is double.

The film is like a circus Show, where various artists don different avatars, hit each other, fall, make funny faces and other funny things with the sole purpose of making you laugh. They hit the bull's eye sometimes, sometimes not. Similar is the case with double Dhamaal, where different characters struggle to perk up the movie succeeds in some scenes but fails on the whole.

Director Indra Kumar, with crazy comedies like Ishq and Dil to his name, which was marked with some pretty emotional and romantic moments, tried to meet his fans ' sky-high hopes in double Dhamaal with a stellar ensemble cast, foreign locales and some mad-CAP and adult humor, which certainly makes you giggle but strictly in some parts. Unfortunately, the man went on to make another mindless comedy, there is absolutely no ' hatke.»

What say about the authors admit that they have done their homework well (Read gets inspired by the latest Bollywood comedies) as the film exploits the sexual and adult humor to the kernel. So, be ready for some ' balls ' and ' bead ' rolled on you and do not get zapped, if the names of the characters sound like popular expletives!

We are talking about the story-line, first half looks quite clichéd and predictable, the way Sanjay Dutt plans to trick the four boys and then they decide to take revenge. Post the intermission, the plot begins to show some signs of twists in the tale, but all who come to the fore is the usual jokes, typical funny situations and over the top scenes, which begins to irritate you after awhile. However, the movie boasts a couple of scenes that definitely will tickle your funny bone-gorilla scene coat hanging scene and Spoofs on Guzaarish Taare Zameen Par, and Wanted, deserves a mention here.

Double Dhamaal begins where Dhamaal ends. Four friends of the Dhamaal is back with double Dhamaal-Roy (Riteish Deshmukh), Boman (Ashish Choudhary), Adi (Arshad Warsi) and Manav (Jaaved Jaafrey) is leading a life of impoverishing after donating all their money to an orphanage. They meet supah rich Kabir (Sanjay Dutt) and the two sexy ladies-Kia (Kangana) and Kamini (Mallika Sherawat) and that ignites their desire to lead a luxurious life. And soon, begins the mad race becomes richer, fuller and richer-a race that is marked with silly Event, mistaken identities, parades and lots of tamasha.

As regards the characters, you can say only the saving grace. While Sanjay Dutt delivers what do you expect-nothing more, nothing less, Arshad, is really asardar with his comic timing and dialogue delivery, Riteish takes again cake his performance, especially for his excellent mimicry. Aashish Chaudhary is a revelation as sex-Siren Barbara Horie and makes, but he is just ' ok ' as Boman. Jaaved Jaffrey will win your heart with his weakness, which causes some funny moments. Mallika Sherawat is just a "show piece, ' a sexy. We are wondering if she was like as Hiss-torical Naagin or Kamini? Even the controversial and ' blink and you miss ' bikini law and the expected item number ' jalebi bai ' could not save her sinking characters. Last but not least, could have explored the Kanganas characters, much more. The girl definitely has some comedic sense, which if exploited may well under works.

Music (UN) wise movie doesn't offer anything remarkable minus ' Chal Kudiye ' number of Micah, which may become a party anthem in some days. ' Jalebi Bai, ' which was promoted as a competition to ' Shelia ' Munni, and not even come close to them, the rest of the songs are forgettable, and you will no doubt! Anand Raj Anand has been improved in the past.

A whole, is double Dhamaal a movie for those who are in no mood to deal with ' heavy duty ' stuff and are looking for just any movies to kill three hours with some below the belt humour. A statutory warning from us-A BIG tub of pop corn is a must! After all, you deserve a treat for sitting through the movie!

Rating: 2/5
Star Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Arshad Warsi, Jaaved Jaaferi, Riteish Deshmukh, Ashish Kangna Ranaut and Chowdhry, Mallika Sherawat
Director: Indra Kumar
Author: Tushar Hiranandani


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