May 25, 2006 08:53 PM
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(Updated May 26, 2006 03:30 PM)
I heard of this movie long back and saw the starcast of the Tamil version (includes the same Soni Agrawal) in chennai. however, I saw it in the bus only yesterday. The director tries his best to convince that unthinkable can happen. And it is quite surprising that there are people who think so.
The main character is meant to irritate every one and he does so quite well including the audience with his horrible acting and even more horrible voice. If some one thinks that as is shown in the movie after what all is done to the main female character she will actually start loving her tormentor, he needs to visit a Psycho. Actually some debriefing is needed right after the movie to get over the mental trauma caused by it. it tried my best to sleep thru, but the highly irritating voice of the main character kept me awake.
The transformation from hate to love is crude and highly unconvincing. The movie is full of needless twists including the death of main female character. And thats still not over. She keeps haunting the hero(??) and gives him some corporate advice which leads to his making it from am mechanic to the board of directors in a Jiffy.
The shorty character tops the hero in irritating you. The supposedly comical moments like instance where the hero is keen to wake up at 5 AM actually would make people cry.
All in all a highly irritating and avoidable movie. watch it only if you fantasise a girl hating you will start loving you. Recommend it to your hated ones
Addendum -
let me tabulate a sample of irritating scenes: -
The hero spits on the car in which heroine's boyfriend is ferrying her
The hero's sis is sitting next to the heroine in some colony event and suddenly disappears and the hero takes her place. The heroine, puts her hand around the hero thinking he is the sis!
The hero and his bunch of good for nothing friends stop the performance of a heroine and imitate a Silk Smitha number vulgarly in front of all the elders.
The hero is too lazy to stand in a milk queue and asks an elderly man to buy milk threatening to harass his daughter if he does not comply. He repeats the same exercise with another man threatening to harass his wife.
The hero is sleeping on the colony terrace where the heroine is studying (being a good student). Hero's Lungi slips off when he stands.
After all these and innumerable number of other scenes, the hero asks the heroine, 'Naaku emi takkuva' (WHat do I lack).
