nikhil
20 August 2006, 10:13
GOLMALL
Rohit Shetty’s movie Golmaal is a well-rounded entertainer with a delectable dose of slapstick and wit.
The film stars Ajay Devgan , Arshad Warsi , Tusshar Kapoor , Sharman Joshi , Paresh Rawal and Rimi Sen .
Despite the absence of a concrete plot, the movie entertains because the gags and pranks keep flowing in quick succession. There is hardly any sequence in the film that doesn’t evoke a chuckle, if not make you laugh. And the credit for this partly goes to Neeraj Vora , the writer. Once again, Vora spins a yarn replete with funny oneliners, silly situations, outlandish characters and hare-brained villains.
At the centre of the movie’s story are four friends – Gopal (Ajay Devgan), Madhav (Arshad Warsi), Laxman (Sharman Joshi) and Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor). Gopal is the brave, big bully of the four. Madhav is the idler. Laxman is the timid one, while Lucky is the bumbling mute.
Idling away, fooling other people, playing pranks and doing crazy stunts are the pastime of the four friends. It is this notoriety that eventually gets the quartet thrown out of their college.
With nowhere to go – and with a moneylender on their trail – the four friends decide to hide in the bungalow of an old, blind couple (played by Paresh Rawal and Sushmita Mukherjee).
The old couple’s grandson lives in America. The four friends enter the bungalow. Laxman, the cowardly one, hesitatingly agrees to pretend as their grandson, Sammir. Gopal becomes Sammir’s voice. While muteness comes naturally to Lucky, Madhav (the wittiest one) has to undergo the torture of keeping tongue-tied.
To their pleasant surprise, the four friends find a beautiful girl, Nirali (Rimi Sen), living next door. Without any exception, all four fall for her. They adopt the wackiest and wickedest ways to woo her.
Inside the bungalow, the foursome find it increasingly difficult to keep the farce going. Their college dean visits the bungalow, and Gopal and Madhav have to impersonate as the blind couple.
Meanwhile, a local goon sends his henchmen to the bungalow to find a hidden treasure chest. Like his recently released film Phir Hera Pheri , here too Neeraj Vora adds the angle of ‘race for the diamonds’.
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Rohit Shetty’s movie Golmaal is a well-rounded entertainer with a delectable dose of slapstick and wit.
The film stars Ajay Devgan , Arshad Warsi , Tusshar Kapoor , Sharman Joshi , Paresh Rawal and Rimi Sen .
Despite the absence of a concrete plot, the movie entertains because the gags and pranks keep flowing in quick succession. There is hardly any sequence in the film that doesn’t evoke a chuckle, if not make you laugh. And the credit for this partly goes to Neeraj Vora , the writer. Once again, Vora spins a yarn replete with funny oneliners, silly situations, outlandish characters and hare-brained villains.
At the centre of the movie’s story are four friends – Gopal (Ajay Devgan), Madhav (Arshad Warsi), Laxman (Sharman Joshi) and Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor). Gopal is the brave, big bully of the four. Madhav is the idler. Laxman is the timid one, while Lucky is the bumbling mute.
Idling away, fooling other people, playing pranks and doing crazy stunts are the pastime of the four friends. It is this notoriety that eventually gets the quartet thrown out of their college.
With nowhere to go – and with a moneylender on their trail – the four friends decide to hide in the bungalow of an old, blind couple (played by Paresh Rawal and Sushmita Mukherjee).
The old couple’s grandson lives in America. The four friends enter the bungalow. Laxman, the cowardly one, hesitatingly agrees to pretend as their grandson, Sammir. Gopal becomes Sammir’s voice. While muteness comes naturally to Lucky, Madhav (the wittiest one) has to undergo the torture of keeping tongue-tied.
To their pleasant surprise, the four friends find a beautiful girl, Nirali (Rimi Sen), living next door. Without any exception, all four fall for her. They adopt the wackiest and wickedest ways to woo her.
Inside the bungalow, the foursome find it increasingly difficult to keep the farce going. Their college dean visits the bungalow, and Gopal and Madhav have to impersonate as the blind couple.
Meanwhile, a local goon sends his henchmen to the bungalow to find a hidden treasure chest. Like his recently released film Phir Hera Pheri , here too Neeraj Vora adds the angle of ‘race for the diamonds’.
DOWNLOAD LINK::
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PGYAOQ22