Honestly, considering the name, I was confident that this would be one of those regular slapstick movies that come about.
I have known the director Henil Gandhi to be good with stories, I have known Ragi Jani to be a fantastic actor, Off late Malhar's choices of films too have been pretty good, yet this movie.
But what I saw completely floored me. Of course, not before it had its disappointments.
Let us handle them first:
The first 25 mins need to be endured. It is something that shakes your faith.
Again the villain and the Hindi saga continue. Why do villains have to speak hindi? We are not South India!
Some dialogues and narratives are more confusing than funny.
The background music initially was just too loud, it only levelled out later...
There are some scenes which kill the entire flow and have no relation and could have been chopped especially the salon lady and the gangster meeting and seeking help (no this is not a spoiler). It is just there, doing nothing. Adding no value.
Now let us come to the Good things:
Dialogues: Punchy, funny and a lot of time PJs by Suraj Baraliya are rocking. They elevate the movie and take it from slapstick to outright funny in situations.
Ragi Jani: Take a bow. You just took the movie to great heights. There were shadows of Siddharthbhai, still the movie is all standing on Ragibhai and he carries it well. Actually very well. Always talented, he just proved himself all over again.
Malhar: He is himself and that matters. He does a good job at being goofy, funny and likeable. This is one good movie to headline.
Ditto Jayesh More: His chemistry with Ragi is just a treat to watch. Both veterans elevate the movie.
All other support characters fit in fine.
The title song, rocks. What a catchy song. Rahul Munjariya takes it a notch higher. Not to mention the Song in between, again very classy.
All in all, it is an enjoyable movie to take the family out to. Henil Gandhi, welcome to the Good Cinema club. You have actually found Gujarat it very own Priyadarshan. More power to you.
And yes, Malhar's head is more important than that of Nijal because he was wearing a helmet (honestly, a good start).
Watch this movie in theatres.
