Out of the blue, a stranger Saurav Singhania (Karan Singh Grover), gifts Aditya an expensive car and invites him and his wife for lunch. He shares a touching story of Vikram donating half of his liver to Karan (Vikram's friend) who had a liver issue. Tujhe Apna Banane Ka is the only song that stays with you.The movie begins with rich businessman Aditya Dewan (Sharman Joshi) and his wife Siya (Zarine Khan), inaugurating a hospital in memory of his brother, Vikram. Sample this: " Teri kissing hai baby killer / Love bite na ban jaaye / Teri neeyat se darti hoon main / Din night na ban jaaye." from the song Neendein Khul Jaati Hai. One can probably write an entire epic on the epic lyrics of some of the songs in the film. The cast breaks out into song and dance in the blink of an eye, with no rhyme or reason whatsoever. Later in the film, Aditya tells Kaaya, "You're my responsibility now." Not sure if Pandya wanted to introduce a women empowerment streak there, because his film nullifies it all. In the beginning, when a journalist asks Sia how she feels being the woman 'behind the success of her man', she retorts, saying that she believes women are beside their men, not behind them. There is nothing to say about the cinematography either, except for the interiors of these people's homes. Vishal Pandya's story is a story, but the way it's handled is laughable. so many, in fact, that after a while you stop caring.
Karan Singh Grover as the scheming, cunning Sourav is the only one among this lot who manages to impress a bit. Daisy Shah tries to breathe life into her Kaaya, but falls light years short of her destination. All the emotion that this motley cast can get out of the average viewer is a yawn or two. For her part, Zareen is barely passable, all that glamour notwithstanding. There are times he is unbearably one-tone. There are uncalled-for outbursts, flying off the handle at the drop of a hat, vowing vengeance at even less frequent intervals from his Aditya. Sharman Joshi will try and not remind you that he's the brilliant actor who's given us films like 3 Idiots and Ferrari Ki Sawaari. The acting by the lead cast sways between sleep-inducing and Oh-Lord-Is-This-For-Real. What follows is a tale of - much like the steamy trailer promised - lust, revenge, betrayal. Reason? Well, nothing.Īfter the indecent proposal and Aditya's outburst, the film pits the two male leads against one another. This suave smooth-talker tells Aditya that he wants to sleep with his wife for a night.
Enter Sourav Singhania (Karan Singh Grover).
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