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ALL THE BEST MOVIE REVIEW.
Review by : cineglits review board
Starring: Ajay Devgan, Bipasha Basu, Fardeen Khan, Sanjay Dutt, Mugdha Godse, Asrani, Mukesh Tiwari. Direction: Rohit ShettyMusic: Pritam ChakrabortyProduction: FFilms
Ajay Devgan and Rohit Shetty are back after the two Golmaal movies and this time they are out with Sanjay Dutt and Fardeen Khan. And if you like the two Golmaal movies, then this is a ‘not-to-be-missed’ film.
The movie is about two friends Ajay Devgan and Fardeen Khan. To make their life easy, Ajay asks Fardeen to lie to his loving rich NRI step-brother, Sanjay Dutt. Due to Ajay's ideas Fardeen is trapped and all hell breaks loose when Sanjay Dutt comes for a visit. And added mistaken identities make the already complex movie a riot. The rest of the movie can very well be enjoyed in motion picture format than mere words.
Rohit Shetty is slowly becoming the next David Dhawan as has made 3 no-brainers pulling it off with élan. Rohit seemed to have lost the touch in the first few minutes but once Sanjay Dutt entered, it was unstoppable. Situational and slapstick comedy is mixed randomly and even if it didn't work momentarily, it did make us smile all through.
Technically the movie is good with Dudley's impressive cinematography, decent background score by Sanjoy Chowdhary. Dialogue by Bunty Rathod & Sajid Farhaad is hilarious. Pritam’s music worked for the movie and apart from the second song, the placement of other songs also enriches the music experience.
Acting wise Ajay Devgan gets full points as he enacts his role with complete conviction and he is exceptional in mouthing the one-liners. Sanjay Dutt goes overboard in a few scenes but is overall fine. Fardeen Khan again proves his worth as a comic hero as he looks and acts impressively. Bipasha Basu does her job professionally and looks good too, Mugdha Godse has a completely different role than her last movie Fashion but still pulls it off. She needs to change her make up artist, however. Apart from them Asrani, Mukesh Tiwari, Ashwini Kalsekar, Johny Lever and Sanjay Mishra have done their job brilliantly.
Overall 'All the best' is a Diwali treat from Ajay Devgan as promised. The movie is sure to get a big opening and will surely sustain in the weeks ahead to make it a big hit.
Ajay Devgan and Rohit Shetty are back after the two Golmaal movies and this time they are out with Sanjay Dutt and Fardeen Khan. And if you like the two Golmaal movies, then this is a ‘not-to-be-missed’ film.
The movie is about two friends Ajay Devgan and Fardeen Khan. To make their life easy, Ajay asks Fardeen to lie to his loving rich NRI step-brother, Sanjay Dutt. Due to Ajay's ideas Fardeen is trapped and all hell breaks loose when Sanjay Dutt comes for a visit. And added mistaken identities make the already complex movie a riot. The rest of the movie can very well be enjoyed in motion picture format than mere words.
Rohit Shetty is slowly becoming the next David Dhawan as has made 3 no-brainers pulling it off with élan. Rohit seemed to have lost the touch in the first few minutes but once Sanjay Dutt entered, it was unstoppable. Situational and slapstick comedy is mixed randomly and even if it didn't work momentarily, it did make us smile all through.
Technically the movie is good with Dudley's impressive cinematography, decent background score by Sanjoy Chowdhary. Dialogue by Bunty Rathod & Sajid Farhaad is hilarious. Pritam’s music worked for the movie and apart from the second song, the placement of other songs also enriches the music experience.
Acting wise Ajay Devgan gets full points as he enacts his role with complete conviction and he is exceptional in mouthing the one-liners. Sanjay Dutt goes overboard in a few scenes but is overall fine. Fardeen Khan again proves his worth as a comic hero as he looks and acts impressively. Bipasha Basu does her job professionally and looks good too, Mugdha Godse has a completely different role than her last movie Fashion but still pulls it off. She needs to change her make up artist, however. Apart from them Asrani, Mukesh Tiwari, Ashwini Kalsekar, Johny Lever and Sanjay Mishra have done their job brilliantly.
Overall 'All the best' is a Diwali treat from Ajay Devgan as promised. The movie is sure to get a big opening and will surely sustain in the weeks ahead to make it a big hit.
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