Movie Review :-Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum

So how does one describe a movie like KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM? Outrageous? Scandalous? Wild? Wicked? Spicy? Wacky? Zany? Riotous? Madcap? I'd say all of these and more! If the intent of the film is to amuse and entertain and provide laughs and guffaws aplenty, logic be damned, then be rest assured, KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM has some bizarre jokes and episodes that would make your jaws hurt with laughter in those 2.20 hours.

Come to think of it, are we geared up for an AMERICAN PIE type of a movie with adult humor in loads, since the moviegoer is getting more and more receptive towards diverse genres of cinema? Adult humor is something that is yet to be explored to the fullest in Hindi filmdom. MASTI [2004] and KYAA KOOL HAIN HUM [2005] were two of the earliest films that made way for adult comedies. Last year's DELHI BELLY, which was brimming with adult humor, made us realize that we are at ease with adult jokes and this genre is no longer considered discreditable or disgraceful. Now the much awaited sequel KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM is out to tickle our funny bone… and how!

KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM brings the sex comedy genre back into focus. Designed with teenagers and young adults in mind, this movie is up to the brim with sexual innuendoes, adult jokes and impish humor.

But be forewarned… KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM is a zany entertainer that belongs to the 'hardcore commercial cinema' category, as we call them in film parlance, aimed at magnetizing the masses in hordes. It's for viewers who are relentlessly thirsting for madcap amusement. It's not for pseudo intellectuals, neither for fuddy-duddies or hard-nosed and stubborn evaluators, who persistently dismiss and disregard movies of its ilk as lowbrow absurdity.

KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM revolves around two friends, Adi [Tusshar Kapoor] and Sid [Riteish Deshmukh]. Adi is an aspiring actor who appears in tacky ads, while Sid is a DJ, who never gets the right opportunities. The story takes a turn when they venture on an adventurous trip to Goa to retrieve something invaluable.

Like I pointed out earlier, KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM is wicked and caters to young adults. In fact, even some skeptics, who laugh aloud while watching an AMERICAN PIE, should enjoy the ludicrousness and hilarity of KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM.

Don't look for a path-breaking story here! From what one gathers, director Sachin Yardi yearns for audiences' laughter at any price. Yardi has kept the narrative speedy all the way through and has integrated some clever lines to keep the hilarity alive. There are sooo many hilarious episodes in the film and several naughty jokes as well. Also, a bucketful of double entendres. I'd say, the sequences and some of the dialogue will stun you. But it's fun nonetheless, with hilarity unlimited. In fact, it's a movie that can ideally be referred to as a 'de-stressing entertainer'.

Any blemishes? Though there's hardly a dull moment in its swift screenplay, I wish to add, KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM droops faintly in the middle, but again concludes on an unpredictably sprightly high. Besides, there are some jokes that work big time, while a few only try very hard to evoke mirth.

The soundtrack is scored by numerous music composers and the tunes are energetic and utterly in sync with the spirit of the movie. 'Dil Garden Garden Ho Gaya', 'Shirt Da Button' and 'UP Bihar Lootne' are wonderful tracks, bringing the youthful zest to the fore. Even the track during the end titles is high on energy. Ravi Walia's cinematography is lively, with each frame appearing vibrant. I'd like to make a special mention of the dialogue. Witty to the core!

The show belongs to the two lead actors and together they're a riot! Both Riteish and Tusshar are known for their impeccable comic timing. Riteish is terrifically hilarious in this side-splitting act. Tusshar is equally compelling and does incredibly well. In fact, both Riteish and Tusshar act in tandem and complement each other delightfully. Neha Sharma and Sarah Jane Dias get it right. Their confidence, enthusiasm and lack of inhibitions while partaking in a naughty scene, delivering a wicked line or sporting a reveal-it-all outfit gives the film further impetus.

Anupam Kher is admirable and adjoins qualitative value to the movie. Chunkey Pandey is hilarious, especially in the introductory sequence. Howard Rosemeyer is uniformly wacky. Ditto for Razzak Khan. Kavin Dave is perfect. The pug is endearing in a significant role. Rohit Shetty and Mushtaq Shiekh make pleasant cameo appearances.

On the whole, KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM is sure to get the affirmation nod by its target audience -- the youth. Despite the sexual tone, adult jokes, impish humor, the movie, at no juncture, gets offensive, distasteful or objectionable. In fact, it's one big joyride from commencement to conclusion. This one is for the masses, for youngsters, for those who loved part one and enjoyed its crazy hilarity. KYAA SUPER KOOL HAIN HUM offers entertainment, entertainment and only entertainment in large doses!

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3 & 3 1/2 starts for b-league of actors in bollywood.

July 22, 2012 by Rickie Khosla

Unlike other modern day scions of politicians who have also chosen to join politics and dedicate their lives in the service of the nation, Ritesh Deshmukh decided to take the selfish road to Bollywood instead. He must have realized early the futility of even trying to match the lofty achievements of his superdad Vilasrao Deshmukh. (Senior D, as everyone knows, has risen to become the current Science and Technology Minister, a feat that even APJ Abdul Kalam could not attain). Obviously oblivious to our keen eye, there must have been some talent in Ritesh that got him parts in the biggest 3-, 4- and 5-hero film projects, and helped him make a place for himself in the industry (while also landing him a gorgeous film star bride albeit of suspect talent herself).

On the other hand, why Tusshar Kapoor decided to tread the path to Bollywood, in spite of the face, talent and really everything else, remains a mystery. I fear Ekta Kapoor will have a lot of explaining to do when she meets her Maker.

Bollywood discovered a while ago what Discovery Channel and Animal Planet have only just realized – that there is incredible wealth to be made in peddling Catastrophes in the form of entertainment to an audience already habituated to abysmal standards (Reality TV, TV serials, anyone?). Catastrophes can be Incredible Disasters! or Shark Attack! or Man vs. Wild! (i.e. that lone wolf-man surviving in deep jungles with just a pocket knife and the ability to eat raw earthworms and raccoons). And Catastrophes can just as well be defined as Singh is King, Housefull, Rowdy Rathore and Golmal. After all, it is hard to take your eyes off of a no-holds-barred public demolition – of decent humour and entertainment in this case!

Presenting, Tusshar and Ritesh's second child of sin (labour of love?) – Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum. I am not sure what the fate of their first born – Kyaa Kool Hain Hum – was, but, obviously, someone was perverse enough to bring another Damien, the Omen Child, into this world.

The trailer was only two minutes long but the film's message was crystal clear – We are so incredibly gross that it makes us –

Very 'Kool' – Look at our spelling – we used a "K" instead of a "C"! Plus, everyone is dressed trendy, down to our miniscule swimming costumes!

Very Funny – Look, we have penis, butt and boobs jokes! And they are not even double entendre! And that really is Vicky's Donation in that jar, not shrikhand!

Very Irreverent – Look, we made fun of everybody! Including Baba Ramdev!

Very Liberal – Look, even the girls are cracking non-veg jokes! She really is talking about preferring a vibrator over the real thing!

Very Adult – Look, read the above! And we are very proud of our "A" certificate, thank you very much!

The storyline seemed highly contemporary – two perhaps not-so-cool bachelors trying to score two hot girls, obviously out of their league, by playing every masquerade and sexual gag in the book. All the while also trying to save themselves from some larger Doom that is imminent. Clearly, this is the type of entertainment the Modern Indian Youth craves for because most such movies follow this exact plot-line like the Rajdhani Express time-table.

The girls are called Neha Sharma and Sarah Jane Dias. Don't strain too hard to remember their names, they are probably no Vidya Balans, and this dirty picture is unlikely to be their Dirty Picture.

The trailer also carried a couple of song snippets – both looked like item numbers. The music is by a pair called Sachin-Jagir. I feel if you don't have a partner, you can't break into Bollywood as a music director these days. (Too bad, Leander Paes, you might as well toss those plans of an alternative career making music in Bollywood – you will need someone to agree to partner with you first! )

The 4-5 gags shown in the trailer were mildly amusing, I must admit. But I suspect they were also the best jokes in the film.

Talking of gags, what is it about Ritesh Deshmukh that compels, let's humour them and call them screenplay writers, to write gay scenes around him? A common plot-line erection in many of Ritesh's films is that effeminate men in pink clothes and yellow shoes are attracted to him like John Travolta is to full-body massage. I wonder if it is that facial expression of his as if he just passed gas – perhaps it is homoerotic in some way? Or maybe it's his physique, which is identical to Salman Khan's when he was 14? Anyhow, without getting too anal about the reasons that make gay people light up around Ritesh as if he was the Sale sign at Zara, I can confidently declare that the happy custom endures – in fact, the trailer practically gives a blow-by-blow account of what the gay plot-line might be.

Oh, and water-baby Tusshar shows his butt – one could call him a poor (as in, abjectly poor, practically destitute) woman's John Abraham.

In the end, I shall give this film passing grade. After all, it bears no pretenses. If you think Christopher Nolan is that person who discovered America, Cocktail means a sissy drink, just the mere mention of Housefull-2 brings tears of craving to your eyes, and a joke without some kind of mention of genitalia is merely an anecdote, you had better be in that theatre on Friday.

I will see you there!

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Critic's Rating: ***

Cast: Tusshar Kapoor, Riteish Deshmukh, Neha Sharma, Sarah Jane Dias, Anupam Kher, Chunky Pandey

Direction: Sachin Yardi

Genre: Comedy

Duration: 2 hours 18 minutes

Story: A dumb & dumber situation arises when a struggling actor chases his lady-love to Goa; along with his jobless DJ buddy who owns a pug that shags for a living.

Movie Review: Disclaimer: This review is A-rated. Purely 'adult'erated even. Keeping with the flavour of the film - a series of gags on 'dildo-la-re' puns, doggie shots, bitches (read: beaches), bikinis and bared bums, sizes ('bade acche lagte hain' anyone?) and sex-changes.

Tusshar Kapoor (Adi) is a struggling actor, who dreams of making a grand debut in Bollywood with films like 'Chingham', 'Adi'das (Devdas), 'Bra-One' 'Ekta-Tiger' etc, but Mr. Dufus ends up with embarrassing teleshopping commercials for vibra weight-loss, constipation remedies and body-whitening creams (it hilariously turns him from Afro to Blond). He believes planet Rahu has turned his career into Rahul Roy (ouch!), and is advised by a Tarot reader that the only one who has the power to change his destiny is a lady-love. Cue for Simran (Neha Sharma). Sid (Riteish Deshmukh) is a DJ (read: hard 'Dicks' Jockey); who's grown up 'bajaoing' (music), and living off his pug, 'Suckru', the Vicky Donor of Animal Kingdom, who dutifully mates to His Master's (Voice) Music; for money. The 'threesome' take off to Goa, where Adi swears he will 'macho-doonga' (ie: flaunt his machismo with a semi bared-butt like John Abraham) to win over his girl. On the other hand, Sid risks losing his manhood at gay bars, while model-girl Anu (Sarah Jane Dias) falls for him, and Suckru gets busy on the Goa 'bitches' (Oops: Beaches). There are weirder specimens on this riotous ride. Mr.Marlowe (Anupam Kher), who's obsessed with Bollywood memorabilia. From Vidya Balan's red 'dirty' blouse, to Ramu kaka's (Sholay) hand-soap; only 'coz Thakur didn't have hands (sic); More weirdos coming up - fat-ass, dope-head Trippy (Kevin Dave) and the vile Baba 3G (Chunky Pandey) who communicates with the 'higher beings' through broadband. 'Stand-up' to applause if you please, but there's more coming your way. Mental stimulation (or masturbation), whatever!!!

Tusshar Kapoor is quite a 'master of his domain', we mean the comedy genre, alright. Riteish Deshmukh adds to this melee with his canny knack for comedy, and together the boys tune their comedy timing with tact, if not precision. Neha Sharma is pretty, pleasant and acts well; Sarah Jane Dias looks hot in her bikini act and catwalks through her part with confidence. Anupam Kher has shown us a funnier bone in the past, and Chunky is too wasted and over-the-top, even for a brainless comedy.

Director, Sachin Yardi's film will appeal to an audience who trips over 'hard-core' sex comedies. There are scenes that 'vibrate' with humour, and squeeze ample laughs (some forced), but it's mostly a bleak story-line with random scenes which are padded with pun-fulls of adult humour, sexual innuendo, and expletive one-liners. For a sex-comedy, the film is a tad long (size really matters, can't help it!) and songs like 'Dil Garden Garden Ho Gaya' slow the pace. If you were sex (comedy) starved after Kyaa Kool Hai Hum, this sequel force-feeds you a double dose. This one's for teens who get a 'boner' out of bad jokes, but it may get a rise out of some adults too. Watch at your own 'risque'.

Tip Off: Some of the humour, dialogues and gestures are X- plus; so chances are you might squirm and scream. If you have a whacked out sense of humour, and are willing to leave your brains behind, go laugh your guts out! It's all below the belt anyway.

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"Ritesh struggles with his job as a DJ. He says that he's going through a period that is so bad, he has to start using sanitary napkins"

haaaHAAA! FUNNY shit! 👏