Chashme Baddoor Movie Review
Chashme Baddoor (Hindi)
Release Date:
April 05, 2013Sid (Ali Zafar), Jai (Siddharth) and Omi (Divyendu Sharma) live together in a small house in Goa. Large on life, wants and everything else, the only thing that seems to keep Omi and Jai going are the women in Goa. Sid, on the other hand, lives a straight and normal life. The two womanizing slackers now attempt to woo the new girl Neha (Taapsee Pannu) in the neighborhood of the same name
The new 'Chashme Baddoor' doesn't entirely work because Dhawan appears conflicted between taking the characters on a journey of his making, and sticking to the blueprint of the original film
Read moreLoud in sight, sound and sense, this Chashme Battering is an assault to the original with its line-up of gaudy aesthetics, actors hamming to the hilt in boxers and ghastly writing
Read moreDhawan's film is a series of forced contrivances, not a story that grows out of a place and time
Read moreThe gags are simply not funny enough even if you are game to grant the licence of brainlessness.
Read moreThe story is quite shallow and with superficial acts it only gets worse
Read moreA loud and hollow remake of the Sai Paranjpye classic
Read moreAn irreverent remake that is as much fun as its original
Read moreThis new film – deliberately raucous, garishly colourful, masterfully kitschy – has such a relentless supply of energy and silliness and PJs that it is remarkably hard to resist
Read moreChashme Baddoor is yet another slapstick affair by David Dhawan and doesn't leave you in splits as it should
Read moreChashme Baddoor goes completely go off the rails in trying to eke out a laugh-a-minute ride by resorting to methods that one thought had gone out of currency with Govinda
Read moreIt retains the original's madness, masti and movie-mania
Read moreAn entertainer with dollops of humour and wild situations thrown in, this one's a laugh-riot
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