Director: Harshavardhan Kulkarni
Writers: Harshavardhan Kulkarni, Vijay Maurya (dialogue)
Stars: Gulshan Devaiah, Radhika Apte, Sai Tamhankar |
Storyline
Mandar Ponkshe is an ordinary guy, meaning there is hardly anything extraordinary about him. He is maybe 5'8" or 5'9". He dresses very un-dandily if there was such a term, wears a goatee to hide what could be considered a weak chin. Mandar does not attract attention because he wants to be seen as ordinary. But behind that facade is a story - of an interesting past life that has been led. His single-minded pursuit of girls, tall and short, stout or with a pout. He's funny unconventionally without meaning to be witty. His friends have lost all hope of him settling down, as they know that he doesn't plan to. And then suddenly he meets someone whom he starts liking... and falls in love with. What will happen now? Will she know about his past? Will he able to hide his Hunterrrr reputation? The story of a guy, who doesn't want to grow up!
User Reviews
If i wanted to watch a sex comedy, i would have watched a Hollywood flick instead of wasting my time with this. I really wish writers could focus more on culture rather than blindly following American movies. American movies portray a different culture and hence are good. Indian cinema should focus more on Indian culture. I have been seeing a lot of these movies lately which kinda point to the obvious fact, writers are confused and directors aren't taking the time to even think about what they are directing.
With that been said, I think both lead actors did a good job. They were believable to say the least and the actress really has a shot at serious acting should she choose her movies accordingly.
To sum up, Hollywood produces better sex comedies that are actually worth your while. Stick to making BOLLYWOOD movies India!!!
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