Golmaal… mast maal!

Well…I know it’s quite late to write a review for this film but I saw it only recently…putting to good use a Bangalore Bandh during which my college was officially closed. I am writing out of compulsion as I feel I need to share and also let the ones who were as unlucky as me to have been busy and away from films…

The film is not a sequel or a remake to Hrishikesh Mukherjee marvel… it’s four guys who love to relax and enjoy…at others cost. Four friends together coning people and then crooks chasing them…and all the comedy in between these…

The foursome takes refuge in a blind couple’s house (Paresh Rawal and his wife). It is hilarious the way Ajay provides the voice for the couple’s grandchild while Sharman Joshi provides the body!

The script is good and the editing provides a funny accent to the movie. The director Rohit Shetty does a good job.

Paresh rawal is good in his limited role. Rimi Sen seems to be getting lots of good films now a days. Good for her! Ajay Devgan is awesome as the leader of the pack. Though his age shows, his acting covers up. Tusshar Kapoor is funny and succeeds, probably because he doesn’t need to speak! Arshad Warsi grows in stature with his excellent timing and Sharman Joshi is brilliant with his facial expressions. The film is full of subtle comic situation apart from the dialogues, which adds to the taste.

Golmaal, golmaal…go for golmaal… only if you have not seen it already of course!


© Noyon Jyoti Parasara, 2006