Movie Review : Ferrari ki Sawaari

Film: Ferrari ki Sawaari
Cast: Sharman Joshi,Boman Irani, Ritwik Sahore.
Producer: Vidhu Vinod Chopra and
Director:Rajesh Mapuskar.

Our Bollywood industry is going through an experimentation stage in their releases of the last two years are a yardstick to go by. Ferrari Ki Sawari seems to be following the same untrodden path. It is produced by one of the stalwarts of our film Industry Vidhu Vinod Chopra and is a directorial debut of Rajesh Mapuskar.

Ferrari ki Sawaari is not a heavyweight when it comes to emotions but is alight hearted comedy that manages to deliver its core promise – Entertaining the audience! It is an honest and a genuine attempt and strikes a chord with the audience.

The protagonist of the movie is a little boy (Ritwik Sahore) who dreams of becoming a cricketer. He strives to give his hundred percent whenever presented with an opportunity to be on the cricket field. The epicenters of his world are his passion for the game and his father 'Rustom'. Sharman Joshi who plays the character of Rustom Deboo is an average middle class man who wishes to fulfill the whims and fancies of his child.

Boman Irani plays the character of Debo, 'Sharman Joshi's father' who is a bitter man because his dreams of playing cricket for the nation did not materialize. Rustom has to strive hard to maintain a balance between his son's ambitions and his father's bitterness for the game.

The plot of the movie thickens when Rustom to fulfill his son's wishes steals a gleaming scarlet Ferrari albeit for a few hours. The ride as expected turns bumpy with excellent characters woven in the storyline : A wedding planner, a greedy politician , loyal attendants and a car thief cum mechanic.