MOVIE REVIEW: D.N.D. – Knot Again
Running for almost 2 hours and 30 minutes, the knot unties with some sloppy, sleazy dialogs, that certainly does not tickle your ribs.
The once of upon a time Numro Uno team of Govinda, David Dhawan, Vashu Bhagnani and long time forgotten yet re-united music director duo Nadeem Shravan are back an affair that morphs itself into trianlge (Govinda, Sushmita Sen and Lara Datta), further develops into a square between Govinda, Sushmita Sen, Lara Datta and Riteish Deshmukh (hired pawn of Govinda to misguide wife, Sushmita) reminds us of Maine Pyaar Kyu Kiya, Kyu Ki Main Jhooth Nahin Bolta, Gharwaali Baharwali.
Do Knot Disturb, a canned comic flick is all targeted at the
upper stall viewers who love to whistle at the double meaning non-veg dialogs and passable songs (Do you hum Bebo, O Meri Bebo? Nah!).
The not new weak plot (poor screen play by Younus Sajawal) of Do Knot Disturb is all about dubious wife and cheating husband who try outsmarting and spying each other, playing hide and seek leading the bechaara movie viewer to nowhere. Despite efforts Govinda is not at all humorous playing a cheating husband, Sushmita looks buxom and plays an authoritarian business woman spying on her cheating husband, Govinda while Lara (let’s forget her acting skills) looks stunning hot in trendy slips asked to flaunt around in each frame she appears on playing Govinda’s extra marital flame.
Riteish Deshmukh is not that witty, Rajpal Yadav is at his usual best (only time you giggle when he is around) Himani Shivpuri (playing Riteish’s mother ill mother who hardly looks unwell) and Manoj Pahwa (Govinda’s employee cum friend), Ranveer Sheorey (playing Sushmita Sen’s college time old flame and a owner of detective agency) and Sohail Khan (playing Lara Datta’s possessive ex-flame ultimately getting her back) have nothing much to do but just playing their own self.
Incidentally, what the hell are Rituparna Sengupta, Raja Bundela and Satish Kaushik doing in the film? Only David Knots it all.
My rating for the movie is 1/5 star.
- Prasad Satkalmi