Rating : 3 / 5
Banner : Prasar Visions Pvt Ltd
Cast : Madhavan, Bipasha, Omi Vaidya, Helen, Dipannita Sharma, Mrinalini Sharma, Milind Soman, and Others
Music : Salim-Sulaiman
Cinematographer : Arun Varma
Producer: Prasar Visions Pvt Ltd
Director: Ashwini Chaudhary
Released Date: February 24, 2012
Story: An inspired tale, the story begins with Sid (maddy) who is a divorcee and doesn’t believe in happy marriages. He becomes a breakup specialist and helps couple split easily. In this process, he comes across Sonali (bipasha) who has her own bitter experience. Together, the duo becomes an expert in breaking up couples. However, they end up committing one error which changes the lives of many and this gets the pair to correct the situation. However, the much hated word love strikes between the breakup partners. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.
Presentation: The dialogues were sensible and simple with a wit of their own. The script was average but screenplay was the highlight. Background score was energetic but not all songs were that special. Cinematography was top notch. Editing was upto the mark. Costumes were trendy and stylish while the art department was colorful and natural. Madhavan has come up with a natural performance and he scores. Bipasha was glamorous to the core and delivered wherever required. Milind Soman was good, Dipannita Sharma was nice. Mrinalini Sharma was apt. Omi Vaidya brought few smiles. Helen was impressive. The others did their bit as required.
Conclusion: As such, the film takes a deal of inspiration from the Hollywood flicks and added nativity to it. While the first half doesn’t have anything special to talk about, it is the second half which has the required dose of twists and turns to make things entertaining. The climax was decent. The film runs strongly due to convicted performances and some good peaks in between. Overall, this is something which would appeal for young couple and youth audience so the film is likely to land in profit zone at the box office.
IdleStars verdict: One time watcher
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