Kapil Sharma (Undoubtedly The BIGGEST TV Star in India today) makes a confident debut in Director-Duo Abbas-Mustan's 'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon'. This one's a madcap, an all out-and-out non-sense fare, that scores high on laughs & time-pass entertainment! Leave your brains away at home & enjoy the stand-up icon taking up on the big screen!
'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' Synopsis: A Man gets married thrice, out of circumstances. And now's he's in love. Will he Marry again? Or will he choose to tell his spouses the truth?
'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' makes very little sense. So I strongly suggest, you don't use your brain at any given time in this comedy. What you should you do, however, like I did, is to sit back & enjoy this rib-tickler. The confusion & the sequences that happen here, are so unabashedly senseless & hilarious, that I was in splits at many parts. The first-hour in particular, is a joyride & keeps your engrossed. The second-hour does lose pace & the climax is all over the place, yet somehow, Kapil's antics manage to hold you.
Anukalp Goswami's Screenplay is funny & also hilarious in parts (Some of the Dialogue are super too). But, its not consistent. The second-hour doesn't work entirely & some better humour was needed there! Abbas- Mustan's Direction is well-done. The duo have managed to keep the proceedings energetic, despite a few bumps. Production Design is below the mark. Cinematography is passable. Editing is fine. Music by Various Artists is good.
Performance-Wise: Kapil is the life of 'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon'. He gets his comic-timing spot-on & leads the narrative with a hilarious act! Varun Sharma is excellent & compliments Kapil all through. Arbaaz Khan entertains in a cameo. Manoj Joshi is terrific & brings the house down, particularly in the mall-sequence. Supriya Pathak & Sharat Saxena are adorable. Of the ladies, Sai Lokur seems at ease, Simran Kaur Mundi is awkward, Manjari Phadnis is just right & Elli Avram dazzles in the dance numbers.
On the whole, 'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' works well as a non-sense comedy flick!
'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' Synopsis: A Man gets married thrice, out of circumstances. And now's he's in love. Will he Marry again? Or will he choose to tell his spouses the truth?
'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' makes very little sense. So I strongly suggest, you don't use your brain at any given time in this comedy. What you should you do, however, like I did, is to sit back & enjoy this rib-tickler. The confusion & the sequences that happen here, are so unabashedly senseless & hilarious, that I was in splits at many parts. The first-hour in particular, is a joyride & keeps your engrossed. The second-hour does lose pace & the climax is all over the place, yet somehow, Kapil's antics manage to hold you.
Anukalp Goswami's Screenplay is funny & also hilarious in parts (Some of the Dialogue are super too). But, its not consistent. The second-hour doesn't work entirely & some better humour was needed there! Abbas- Mustan's Direction is well-done. The duo have managed to keep the proceedings energetic, despite a few bumps. Production Design is below the mark. Cinematography is passable. Editing is fine. Music by Various Artists is good.
Performance-Wise: Kapil is the life of 'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon'. He gets his comic-timing spot-on & leads the narrative with a hilarious act! Varun Sharma is excellent & compliments Kapil all through. Arbaaz Khan entertains in a cameo. Manoj Joshi is terrific & brings the house down, particularly in the mall-sequence. Supriya Pathak & Sharat Saxena are adorable. Of the ladies, Sai Lokur seems at ease, Simran Kaur Mundi is awkward, Manjari Phadnis is just right & Elli Avram dazzles in the dance numbers.
On the whole, 'Kis Kisko Pyar Karoon' works well as a non-sense comedy flick!