Rohit Shetty is a frolic filmmaker. He goes to length to achieve a simple laugh, but what I have always liked about his movies is that he is unapologetic about his cinema and their appeal. Ever since his debut with Zameen there is something likeable about his cinematic mind. When he came out with Golmaal I was amazed at his adept hand in comedy. I was not a fan of most of his next movies though they did very well at the box office but I absolutely adored All The Best. So when I entered to watch Bol Bachchan on Friday morning I had apprehensions regarding how well the movie would fare.
The plot is simple enough to understand and the movie is superb from start to finish, it is a fun 2 hours to be in a cinema hall and laugh at every silly dramatic act on screen. On his Comedy show days he promised the actors he will give them a movie and he did so Krishna is give a big part in this movie along side Abhishek Bachchan but the true star of the movie is Ajay Devgan he steals the show with his complicated English and how others play off him. The one liners in the movie are fantastic and they bring out the laugh quotient. Though similar to Golmaal Original in plot it is a great adaptation of another brilliant comedy. Asin and Prachi Desai's characters are non existent, another gem is played by Archana Puran Singh.
The movie has Shetty's brand of action which is over the top and probably is the weakest part of the movie. The music in the movie is non existent and fails to inspire, no tracks are worth the mention.
Definitely some great flaws in the movie and Abhishek Bachchan felt closer to Krishna in acting prowess than Devgan still full marks to Rohit Shetty for a fun movie and on my birthday I had a great time watching it.
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