Movie Review: Garam Masala
Cast: Paresh Rawal, Akshay Kumar, John Abraham, Rajpal Yadav, Riimi Sen, Daisy, Neetu, Nargis
Seen at: Symphony
Date: 13-11-2005
Hit the iron when it is hot! Don't even try when its not. Watch Garam Masala and you will definitely get a hot sensation in the head. No other option: either strike it yourself or ask your companion to do the inevitable.
Seen at: Symphony
Date: 13-11-2005
Hit the iron when it is hot! Don't even try when its not. Watch Garam Masala and you will definitely get a hot sensation in the head. No other option: either strike it yourself or ask your companion to do the inevitable.
The story couldn't get much simpler: something that is non-existent, cannot. From start to end, it keeps on drooping into a hole(taking you along), just as Alice did: just that the wonderland was nowhere to be seen. All it seemed was a never ending unsituational comedy and probably it would have taken a Sidhu to shout aloud “Oye bas kar yaar”.
Akshay Kumar(people make fun of me by saying that I look like him, probably he looks like me!), was nowhere close to his best. Probably the role demanded nothing.
Let me express my empathy towards guys who went to the movie just becoz their counterparts, who are John Ibrahim die-hards, pulled them into the theatre. Somebody better suggest John not to test his acting skill at comedy and test other's patience in treating comedy as a natural tragedy.
What to talk about the girls. They were there to add masala to Garam Masala. Let’s hope that they find some worthwhile project to work in.
The only high point of the movie worth remembering was that played by the evergreen Paresh. Whatever he does makes you laugh. Even if he does nothing, it still makes you laugh. Cast him into any role and he executes it to perfection.
posted by Kapil Sundrani @ 5:09 AM
1 Comments:
hmm...Garam masala....;-)
u changed my mind abt the movie !!!
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