A bunch of bored socialites, away from the imbroglios of their swinging lifestyles, expensive art shopping (29 lakhs for a Manjit Bawa !) and homes smothered by obvious littering of richness device a dinner game wherein each participant brings a guest with a "TALENT". This ensues in a round of laughs and adjudging the most Idiotic bring-along.
In the process, one couple gets their lives messed up and confusions follow leading to more confusions etc., The "TALENT"ed idiot gets involved and tries to make the best repairs for all his antics and in the process more skeletons are out of the cupboard and all hell breaks loose.
All seems well until now…
Bring on the cast members and try HARD to make them fit into the roles.
Things are still looking alright…
Then whip up situations with a healthy dosage of bad jokes and silly innuendos along with a liberal amount of forceful lifestyle attitudes and open ended relationships.
There, that was it! My mind got fried along with all my regards to comedy artists in the movie. Vinay Pathak (Bharat Bhushan) and his stereotypical middle class blue collared lifestyle depictions were just painful at times. I don't know what Sarika (Sheetal Aggarwal) was angry at half the time, nor did Ranvir Shorey`s (Asif Merchant) unibrow infused, belly – showing, Pakistan – supporting, comedic venture bring out much laughs.
The only saving grace might be the two friends Rajat Kapoor (Ranjit Thadani) and Milind Soman (Ananth Ghosal) and their on screen antics to save the day and Rajat Kapoor's marriage.
A clear miss if you want to spend a nice evening.
In the process, one couple gets their lives messed up and confusions follow leading to more confusions etc., The "TALENT"ed idiot gets involved and tries to make the best repairs for all his antics and in the process more skeletons are out of the cupboard and all hell breaks loose.
All seems well until now…
Bring on the cast members and try HARD to make them fit into the roles.
Things are still looking alright…
Then whip up situations with a healthy dosage of bad jokes and silly innuendos along with a liberal amount of forceful lifestyle attitudes and open ended relationships.
There, that was it! My mind got fried along with all my regards to comedy artists in the movie. Vinay Pathak (Bharat Bhushan) and his stereotypical middle class blue collared lifestyle depictions were just painful at times. I don't know what Sarika (Sheetal Aggarwal) was angry at half the time, nor did Ranvir Shorey`s (Asif Merchant) unibrow infused, belly – showing, Pakistan – supporting, comedic venture bring out much laughs.
The only saving grace might be the two friends Rajat Kapoor (Ranjit Thadani) and Milind Soman (Ananth Ghosal) and their on screen antics to save the day and Rajat Kapoor's marriage.
A clear miss if you want to spend a nice evening.
