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Starring:
Nisha Kothari, Gautam Gupta, Rajpal Yadav, Kay Kay Menon
Produced by: Ram Gopal Verma
Director: Manish Srivastav
Abhay Narula
(Gautam) and Vasundhara Dave (Nisha Kothari) are
neighbors and fall in love. They are from affluent
families, their parents disapprove of their relationship
and so they take off from their homes and rush towards
Goa.
Everything was easy and beautiful until their motorbike
breaks down. They get a lift by the injured Chief
Minister's Personal Assistant who is fleeing the city
since he has the audio cassette which proves that the CM
is responsible for his deputy's murder. This injured PA
to the CM dies on the way.
There are
some good stunts in the movie. Some special effects are
used and the director has tried to make this movie as a
peppy young romance
Debutant Gautam is usual showing off his muscles, abs,
dancing and fighting prowess. Nisha Kothari is peppy,
colourful and sexy looking in the scantiest of clothes.
The director seems to present vivacious Nisha to fill in
discomfort arising out of thin storyline, usual
screenplay and nothing great in the movie.
CREDITS
Producer -
Ram Gopal Varma
Director - Manish Srivastav
Writer - Arshad Sayed
Music Director - Sneha Khanwalkar
Cast
Gautam Gupta - Abhay Narula
Nisha Kothari - Vasundhara Dave
Kay Kay Menon - Nagesh Rao
Rajpal Yadav - Kay Jagtap Tiwari
Ravi Kale - Arjun Patil
Sherveer Vakil - T. S. Ranganathan
Original Music by Sneha Khanwlkar
Cinematographer -Jailesh Oberoi
Film Editor - Manish More
Visual Effects:
Robert Lang - digital intermediate sequence
Steve Shaw - digital intermediate supervisor
Colourist - Pixion
P. Kumar - stunt coordinator
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Its adventure in the rains,
dancing around, and running away from the killers who want
the cassette at any cost.
They also come across an assailant Ranga (Sherveer Vakil),
a rogue cop Nagesh Rao (Kay Kay Menon) and a con-man
Jagtap Tiwari (Rajpal Yadav).
The storyline is short as told here. The director have
therefore presented a muscled boy with an actress in
provocative (and least possible) clothes partying right
from the beginning to dancing in the rains even when the
bad guys are chasing them.
Rajpal Yadav plays a kind of kooky con-artist, Kay Kay
Menon plays a twisted cop, there's also one ugly,
long-haired Sherveer Vakil playing a hit-man who's got a
weakness for chocolate - these are the chaps who actually
somewhat act in the film.
The film's weird climax is meant to please the front
benchers and make them laugh. Definitely not a movie which
could be expected from Ram Gopal Verma camp.
- Amar Jeet
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