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Rating: 1.5/5
Out of many
Bollywood sequels releasing this year, Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum was
the only comedy. Promos had already annoyed many, including the
censor board. Ekta Kapoor is known to defend her movies and as we
know she has been choosing subjects that are always controversial.
The movie has the
same two characters from its prequel; Adi (Tusshar Kapoor) is an
aspiring actor who makes money by doing embarrassing TV commercials,
while Sid (Ritesh Deshmukh) is yet to be a successful DJ. They both
are best friends and are looking for a chance to make it big in their
lives. They have a pug named Fakhru/Sakhru (there was a big uproar
about the dog's name from the presidential family) who impregnates
barren female dogs in several clinics and thus earns money for Adi
and Sid. As it happens in pointless so called comedy movies,
complications lead Adi and Sid to land up in Goa where they find
Simran (Neha Sharma) and Anu (Sarah Jane-Dias) then the love story
begins. To make matters worst, we have Anupam Kher as Mr. Marlowe who
believes Baba 3G (Chunky Pandey) when he lets him know that his
parents are re-incarnated as pugs!
It is not the story
that engages you but, I guess it’s the double meaning adultery
dialogues that will make you laugh if you can understand them.
Producers have left no stone unturned in humiliating gays, lesbians
and even Indian names. The movie has gone through major edits on the
Censor table and despite that it has got ‘A’ certificate along
with no clearance to premier on television any time soon.
Nevertheless, the movie still has managed to find audiences in large
numbers, especially the youth.
Talking about the
actors and actresses in the movie, they solely rely on the shameless
punch lines given to them with a little pinch of acting. It is very
sad to see Veteran actor Anupam Kher play an absolute non-sense
character. Tusshar is hopeless, I wouldn’t hesitate to say that
about Ritesh as well despite knowing that he has done decent roles in
the past. Neha and Sarah just end up being eye candy characters that
help connect the dots in the story with their respective co-partners.
Sister Ekta Kapoor makes fun of her brother by roping in Rohit Shetty
which is so lame.
Songs are
unnecessary, cinematography is poor and the script…are you kidding?
Director Sachin Yardi who had co-written the prequel (a
surprise hit) this time
seems to have written and directed with a gun to his head.
Watch it only if
you are in need of a desperate laugh. Most of the jokes are common
ones circulating as Facebook statuses or on SMS and email.
It’s a movie that
is not worth a review.
— Pankaj Sharma
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