Rohit Shetty is THE David Dhawan of Bollywood today. Dhawan ruled throughout the 90's with comedies, and the 2000's belong to Shetty when it comes to comedies. 'Golmaal' was hilarious, while the sequel was plain average. 'All The Best' is Shetty's finest work after 'Golmaal'. It's silly, but funny and a fair entertainer nonetheless.
Logic is not the question here, Entertainment is. I laughed my ass off at times, while sometimes I thought the humor went stale and plain bad. Shetty's direction is neat, handling the funniest of sequences with ease and style.
Sanjay Dutt may be in a supporting role in 'All The Best', but he eats everyone up in here. He's excellent and his portions are the Highlight of this film, loved him. Ajay Devgn tries hard to make you laugh, he's okay. Fardeen Khan is good. Sanjay Mishra & Johny Lever are fantastic. Mishra's just chill n Lever's silence keep the proceedings alive. Bipasha looks a million bucks, which is a routine thing for the babe. Her performance is really good. Mugdha is wasted. Asrani is effective.
On the whole 'All The Best' is a must see for those who thrust for a strictly time-pass fare.
Logic is not the question here, Entertainment is. I laughed my ass off at times, while sometimes I thought the humor went stale and plain bad. Shetty's direction is neat, handling the funniest of sequences with ease and style.
Sanjay Dutt may be in a supporting role in 'All The Best', but he eats everyone up in here. He's excellent and his portions are the Highlight of this film, loved him. Ajay Devgn tries hard to make you laugh, he's okay. Fardeen Khan is good. Sanjay Mishra & Johny Lever are fantastic. Mishra's just chill n Lever's silence keep the proceedings alive. Bipasha looks a million bucks, which is a routine thing for the babe. Her performance is really good. Mugdha is wasted. Asrani is effective.
On the whole 'All The Best' is a must see for those who thrust for a strictly time-pass fare.