Desi Boyz - Review
For those who graduated or got fired in the year 2009, "Desi Boyz" is a gentle reminder of the limited fishes available in the kitchen for frying. The paltry substitutes didn't turn an investment banker or a prospective one into an escort - not anyone I know of. I quizzed one of my banker friends last night about this discretionary choice of career should the markets go down once again and the conversation got lost in translation.
Milap Zaveri and Rohit Dhawan translated the lost translation into a screenplay, promised entertainment and they delivered without overblowing the scenes. The difference between the treatment meted out to a funny plot by David Dhawan and Rohit Dhawan reflected in the mild presence of the slapstick quotient in "Desi Boyz". Judging the movie's scatterbrained plot is unfair for this is a zone where brains are not legally allowed entry.
Overall Verdict: 2.75/5
All things considered, the final say is that the movie is humorous to a large extent. For the fairer sex, this is a rare chance to whistle in the theatre along with the girly gang. Loudly, as if there is no tomorrow or the day after. From the core of my heart, I wished more scenes involving Chitrangda Singh but the economics of the plot decided to teach the audience the concept of "Demand Elasticity" resulting in an overdose of scantily clad "Rocco" (Akshay Kumar) and "Hunter" (John Abraham).
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