Masti: Sneak Peek 
By IndiaFM News Bureau, March 2, 2004 - 02:53 IST
Indra Kumar who started off as a producer with Ashok Thakeria for films like Mohobbat and Kasam and subsequently turned an individual director delivering super hits like Dil (1990), Beta (1992), Raja (1995) and more films, have come up with their 8th co-production – Masti. The film is a comedy of errors, like the first half of most Indra Kumar films (Dil, Raja, Ishq and Mann) with a little moral at the end.
Masti is a multi-starrer with a cast comprising Ajay Devgan, Aftab Shivdasani, Vivek Oberoi, Ritesh Deshmukh, Tara Sharma, Amrita Rao, Genelia D'Souza and the libidinous Lara Dutta. Inspired from a Hollywood comedy "The Seven-Year Itch", the film talks about the transformation most studs go through post-marriage, when they reflect on their glory days. The story revolves round three young married couples
Character Sketch
- Aftab plays Prem – a sexually frustrated banker
- Tara plays Geetha – his zealously religious wife
- Ritesh plays Aman – a hen-pecked husband
- Genelia plays Bindiya - his dominating wife
- Vivek and Amrita play the third couple
- Ajay Devgan plays the grim-faced serious cop
- Lara Dutta is the surprise package who provides a twist in the tale.
More snippets on the film
- The film describes 3 different stages in the life of the boys: youth, pre-marriage and post-marriage. For these different phases, the boys sport distinct and unusual looks. Hairdresser Aalim Hakim has given Aftab a spiky look and Vivek has grown long hair. Post marriage, they wear a toned down, de-glamorized look.
- The film is said to have a special effect scene where Ritesh talks to Aftab on the phone and sound is shown travelling through the mobile phone. Again a funny special effect!
- Choreographer Ganesh Acharya will set the starcast in the swinging mode on tunes composed by Anand Raaj Anand.
The film is scheduled to release in April 2004.
Stay tuned for a detailed Preview of the film to come very soon. Remember you read it first on IndiaFM
|
“Kaal is a Gen-X film! It's very now, very today” - Lara Dutta
