Grand Masti
Grand Masti
A; Comedy
Director: Indra Kumar
Cast: Vivek Oberoi, Riteish Deshmukh, Aftab Shivdasani
Adult comedies can be an engaging watch butthere is a difference
between being super-funny and outright vulgar. Grand Masti leans heavily
on the latter. The makers seem to think that the audience can
comprehend only in-your-face-humour. So there is nothing subtle nor is
anything left to imagination — it’s all explicit. For them, it is not A
for apple, B for ball and C for cat but for the various parts of the
female anatomy which the cameras keep zooming in throughout the film to
unlearn what was taught in kindergarten. However after a while, the
excessive bombardment of the sexual gags gets so repetitive that it
leaves you not only nauseated, but simply bored.
Indra Kumar earlier made films like Dil, Beta and Raja till he realised
that comedy would again put him in the reckoning. He repeats his 2004
flick Masti trio — Riteish, Vivek and Aftab — for Grand Masti. While on a
college reunion, they plan to have the time of their lives with three
bombshells — Rose, Mery, Marlow — it’s all in the name after all as they
keep repeating their names in quick succession.
B.A Pass
Story of B.A Pass
The orphaned and penniless Mukesh (Shadab) moves to Delhi to live with his bua and complete his B.A degree. Deprived of love and respect, he befriends grave-digger Johnny (Dibyendu) who becomes his chess mate. Until one day he meets the fiercely flirtatious married auntyji, Sarika (Shilpa), who swiftly seduces and beds him. The one-day adultery turns into addiction, she plays sex-guru and he surrenders as sex-slave. The moods of passion and 'positions' change with shades of her lingerie and Mukesh sinks deeper into this promiscuous 'sinfest'. The erotic ecstasy is dramatically disrupted when he's betrayed by both fate and friendship.
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