TrustBollywood to overdo a joke and they would oblige it gleefully, KSKKH canvouch for it. Watching Kya Kool Hai Hum was one of the guilty pleasures onlonely nights I used to indulge in and that was what propelled me to watch thissequel. I had to say I was not impressed but I don’t complain much either.Towards the end of the film the leads say that they are heroes of an ordinaryfilm and that is what this film is. Ordinary and some times less than it butwhat works in its favor is its unpretentiousness and the way the makers don’ttake it too seriously. Certainly not one for the purists.
Thereisn’t even a semblance of plot in this but if you still were adamant aboutputting two and two together, you would be embarrassed at what you get. All thejokes are below the belt and while a few of them work, there are many thatdon’t making the film look long and a bit painful to sit through. All the humoris below the belt and no one looks straight to others. Much of it is chaotic,loud, does not make sense but it parades through unapologetically towards theend.
RiteishDeshmukh can now be considered a veteran in these kinds of roles and he holdsthe film together with his act. He looks suitably enthusiastic and ready forthat one line to send the audiences into guffaws but it never comes. TusharKapoor is so bad in this film that you have to hire someone to watch his partfor you. The girls however are good to ogle at and act decently too. Sachin Yardy's screenplay is a farce filled with sexual innuendos and SMS forwards. His direction looks gross with the amount of screen time he choses to devote to the libido of Shakru(a pug). Songs are foot tapping and are particularly apt for the film. If you are not too discerning a couple of songs are immensely enjoyable with a special mention to "Dil Garden Garden Ho Gaya"
Likingthis film would depend on your inclination to like it and spend a good timelaughing at inanities and double entendre. It gives you a laugh or two for surebut the total lack of a plot never lets you to relate to anything happening onscreen. It is just a series of gags, songs, girls and Goa. That’s all there isto know about it.
Inall KSKHH is no KKHH and I seriously doubt the possibility of a trilogy.
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