OK Irfan & Konkena were good too. I found Irfan’s compliments for Konkena (she being very beautiful) kind of the only hollow thing about the movie, I mean when you have Kangana in a movie, how can you praise anyone else, but then it occurred to me that we are talking of transposed axis. It is a different playing field. In the land where Irfan, Lil C and likes reside, Konkena is beautiful. Nonetheless there is no doubt that she is a fabulous actress.

Dharmendra spooning Nafisa has put me on a diet (I am officially off sex now). Don’t get me wrong, their track was cute and it was great to see Paaji, but that spooning bit was DISGUSTING and should have come with some warning. I was traumatized. One moment you are on cloud nine with Kangana and the next moment, bang, there is Dharmendra spooning Nafisa. I have to see an ophthalmologist and get my eyes washed.

Shiney just does not have star qualities. To begin with a lot of Shiney/Shilpa track was lifted from Adrian Lyne’s “Unfaithful”. Unfortunately Shiney is not a Olivier Martinez or a star and his shortcoming is fatal for the BO prospects of the movie. Just imagine what Hritikh Roshan in this role would have done for the movie. Talking about HR, I want to put a word in about how good Kay Kay was in the scene with Shipa where his insecurity is pricked. Compare Kay Kay with Lil C in a similar scene in KANK. Once again we are reminded how deficient Lil C’s acting skills are.

Another party pooper was Sharman Joshi. Someone with more star power, and charm was needed in this role. Imagine if i) we had Shahid Kappor in Joshi’s role ; ii) HR (perhaps in a special appearance) in Shiney’s role; and iii) Paresh Rawal as the doc next door. The movie if that had happened would have rocked at the box office.

Next time Anurag please take such projects to Adi.

I think it should be. The current might be somewhere in millivolts, where the amps later pick it up.
And hey, see all those rock videos