Cast: Akshay Kumar, Ritesh Deshmukh,Vidya Balan, Fardeen Khan, Boman Irani
Director: Sajid Khan
Producer: Sajid Nadiadwala
Music Director: Shankar Ehsaan Loy
Lyrics: Sameer, Anvita Dutt Guptan
Screenplay: Milap Zaveri
Choreography: Farah Khan, Geeta Kapoor, Vaibhavi Merchant
EXCLUSIVE REVIEW BY HANUMANT BHANSALI
Lets end the suspense here..The baby rocks! Sajid Khan, the man known for his witty one liners and flair towards comedy had earlier showed his class while directing one of the six stories in RGV’s Darna Zaroori Hai. This time though, he springs up with an entertaining and equally convincing Heyy Babyy.
Heyy Babyy can be tagged as a film which is bound to make to you go bonkers over the fantastic narration and terrific chemistry between the leading actors Akshay, Fardeen and Riteish.
The best part about the movie is that it keeps you glued till the very end, though with a few glitches here and there. The publicity designers have worked well in order keep some beans for the theatrical release. While the glossy look and horny humour will keep the youth busy, it’s the emotional scenes that make Heyy Babyy a wholesome experience.
Coming to the plot, Heyy Babyy revolves around the three men who are having a blast in their bachelorhood. Aroush (Akshay Kumar) is a big time flirt, who woos his women with his happy go lucky attitude. Very close to Aroush is Tanmay (Riteish Deshmukh), who is hugely in demand as Eddie Teddy, the party entertainer. He handles the mummies’ babies as part of the work and pleasures up at the same time with the babes.
Ali aka Al (Fardeen Khan) is a gambler whose only strength and weakness is women women and more women. The threesome have surrendered most of their time is making women their objective pleasures and flirting. Their rocking lives come to a standstill when a little baby, their new roommate lands up on their doorstep. The series of events that follow are hilarious and Aroush, Tanmay and Al pull up their sleeves to take care of the dimpled beauty.
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It is good to have a movie once in a while that tingle the funny bolne in us but stories lifted of hollywood pictures is not something i m keen on. No offence but the indian cinema should keep these things into account that originality is the best way to go.
Shameer