Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji (2011)

Three man staying under same roof are in search of true love. They meet their ladies but will these man be able to convince them to be their soul mates?

Director:

Madhur Bhandarkar

Writers:

Madhur Bhandarkar (story), Sanjay Chhel (dialogue),

Stars:

Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Omi Vaidya

Cast

Credited cast:
Ajay Devgn	...	Naren Ahuja
Emraan Hashmi	...	Abhay Suri
Omi Vaidya	...	Milind Kelkar
Shazahn Padamsee	...	June Pinto
Shradha Das	...	Gungun Sarkar
Shruti K. Haasan	...	Nikki H. Narang
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sanjay Chhel	...	Himesh
Tisca Chopra	...	Anushka H. Narang
G.K. Desai
Daisy Irani	...	Mrs. Pinto
Manoj Joshi	...	Waiter
Arun Kadam	...	Florist
Aditya Raj Kapoor	...	Harsh Narang
Imran Khan	...	Bobby
Vinay Laad

Storyline

After Mumbai-based Naren's Ahuja's wife, Madhvi, leaves him along with their daughter, he decides to move into an apartment, and share it with two others. He ends up having two tenants - a Casanova-type Abhay Suri, and an aspiring-nerdy poet, Milind Kelkar. While fending-off advances from his lawyer, Sunanda Pradhan, he falls head-over-heels with a new employee, June Pinto, at his bank where he works as a Loans Officer. Abhay decides to woo former Miss India, Anushka, who is married to wealthy Harsh, while Milind has given his heart to Gungun Sarkar. The trio then embark on a roller-coaster ride in order to woo and win the women they want to spend the remainder of their lives with.

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Taglines:

Love Grows , Men Don't !

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

27 January 2011 (Kuwait)

Filming Locations:

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Baba Arts, Bhandarkar Entertainment, Wide Frame Films

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Tere Bin Mai Dekhu Na - Reprise"
Written by Kumaar
Composed by Pritam Chakraborty
Performed by Naresh Iyer
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)

User Reviews

A modern day sweet romantic comedy movie which is good for one time watch!

After watching Once Upon A Time In Mumbai, seeing an Ajay-Emraan duo was exhilarating only because of their stellar performances in the previous movie. If you are like me and watch this movie after that, you can notice the significant difference in the acting abilities of Ajay Devgan. With Emraan however, there is a common pattern in his character. He never plays a saint, and his reactions and playboyish charm is almost anticipated. The third guy was great too in his awkwardness and did remind me of the nerd from Three Idiots. Unfortunately, the women are overshadowed by the men in their performances. Still, you cannot detect any mistakes in their part.

Going to the storyline, it is a modern tale of three bachelors who look for love. Even though Ajay is a middle aged divorcée, Emraan is a playboy, and Omi is the naive salesman with no prospect for future, they all follow the same trends of luck and failures around the same time. This is evident as they celebrate together, mourn together, and share together. However, the saving grace of this movie is not the comedy which is barely existing, but rather the sweet day to day lives of average people without love who many can relate to.

Overall, it is a good watch if only you can watch it once. There are some sexual jokes, but nothing that might put you in a position of sheer embarrassment (unless your parents are really intolerant and strongly religious). There are no sex scenes even though there are implications. Emraan himself managed to stay away from any boldness even though he is wooing both mother and daughter at one point. Overall, it is a sweet movie for all the loveless bachelors, but could have benefited with a February 14th release day to really get the spirit flowing. It is a good watch for family too as it is not really as predictable as other Hindi movies. A good watch for a quiet night, but unfortunately nothing out of the ordinary.