Starring: Abhay Deol, Neetu Chandra, Paresh Rawal
Review: Fair
From the makers of Khosla Ka Ghosla comes another fair movie which is light hearted and good to watch if you just want to laugh a while. Absolutely no strong story line which just revolves round the hero Abhay Deol. Abhay Deol is a thief and the story is all about how he moves to the world of crime. He along with Paresh Rawal in Triple Role have tried to tickle you a bit.
The film starts off very well as Abhay's motive to steal is presented. He goes through the regular teenage adolescence, and first dibs. He believes everyone has the right to a luxurious living and makes his first robbery too.
The film goes into Lucky's trapeze into the life of crime from his teenage days, when he viewed the high life of the South Delhiite. His father beats him and denies him anything that he asks for. When Lucky asks for a scooter and father denies, he makes off with a motorbike and his girlfriend. Before you know it, Lucky is one of the biggest crime lords of the city, with his henchman Goga (Paresh Rawal). He amasses enough money to buy a toaster for his girlfriend's mom, to refurnish his house and to start a restaurant with a vet-turned-conman (Rawal again)
The screenplay depends heavily on the actors to make up for its weak base. Also music is a big no no. If you have an option watch another movie
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