One Two Three

Lets get a few things clear..

Anyone watching this movie (and for that matter almost any comedy in India), should be well prepared for the same slapstick humour that we have been seeing since the days of Johar and Mehmood, IF ANYONE ONE OF You'll GOING TO SEE A COMEDY EXPECT ANYTHING HALF INTELLIGENT IN AN Indian COMEDY THAN You'll ARE FOOLS PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

That being said i love such comedies, I'm a simple man with simple tastes who likes to light movies which are away from reality, (I HAVE ENOUGH REALITY IN MY LIFE), and those who like movies like Kya Kool Hain Hum, Masti, will like this movie.

ALSO MAKE NO MISTAKE THIS IS VERY MUCH AN ADULT MOVIE,the jokes are raunchy and since i went with my family i found myself holding back my laughter,on a lot of jokes, and almost squirming in some scenes.

That being said lets get to other less relevant things like acting, music, direction etc.

The music is ordinary almost bordering on bad, this movie could have done with at least one or two less songs.

Acting was good considering the limited premise that was on offer,THE ACTORS WHO ACTUALLY SHONE WERE SUPPORTING ACTORS LIKE dmellos yadav aka papa, and his sidekicks.

Paresh Rawal was really good and slightly different after a long time,i love the way they played on the fact that most underwear salesman in India are male.

THE ACTRESSES WERE ANOTHER STORY although neetu did a fine job of ripping of the endearing FIR, the other 2 were hideous ONE LOOKED LIKE A MAN AND THE OTHER HAS THE BODY OF A MAN.(one guess as to who was whom).

Techinically this movie had nothing to speak about.

The movie is filled with lots of good moments especially the double meaning dialogues and the scenes with Papa and his henchmen.

What really pulls this movie down are the unnecessary songs, the bad performance by the actresses,the very annoying track with Upen and Tanisha, a few over the top scenes,and the so so climax.

IN ALL A TYPICAL Indian COMEDY THATS ALMOST ORIGINAL AND GOOD WAY TO HAVE SOME LIGHT HEARTED FUN IN THE CINEMA...

WITH YOUR FRIENDS.

-s actresses, some over the top scenes, tanisha/upen,songs,climax.

+/-s slapstick, raunchy fun (you like or you hate)???.

+s Papa and his henchmen, Paresh Rawal, almost original,good acting.

total 7/10 (factoring in the correct expectations that i had and are a must, maybe after a few repeated viewing i may actually like this movie more, but better that good is what i first felt and im sticking to that).

The movie starts with a groovy song (Well two if you consider when the plot starts thickening) and takes off from there. At times, the songs in the middle of the movie (even though catchy) do slow it but that is what comes with any Bollywood movie. One would have to applaud the screenwriter for how impeccably they have woven the script that has resulted in the events that are all related to each other by the end of the movie. The usual suspects Suniel Shetty and Paresh Rawal have dotted there 'i's and crossed their 't's and flawlessly fit into the role. Their innocence (or naivety if you prefer calling it that) drives the movie. On the other hand, the third namesake, Tushar Kapoor is pleasant compared to his other roles so far. He leaves a lasting impression. Don't know why he did not do a few more in a similar genre. Maybe because the movie did not do too good when it was released on the box office back in 2008.

For female leads, all the three, Esha, Sameera, Tanisha perform their role well. The surprise package was Neetu Chandra. She fits in as brash and eccentric Mayavati Chautala as if the role was written with her in mind.

Sanjay Mishra and Mukesh Tiwari are the stars of the movie though. And yeah, they have even overshadowed both Rawal and Shetty. They are the heart of the movie and might have been the driving factor. Vrajesh does well in his role but Mishra is fantabulous. Manoj Pahwa, Murli Sharma, and Usha Nadkarni do well in their parts and make the movie even more fun.

The way the story unfolds is pretty good. But as said above the unraveling of the story could have been done a bit quicker with the removal of a few songs. That slows down the movie. Most of the jokes are clean and this is a movie that you may watch with your partner and maybe your extended family if you have enough comfort in your relationship (where Bra-Panty jokes are not frowned upon).

All n all, an absolute joy ride this movie is contingent on one leaving their brain at home and just allowing themselves to be stress-free. Taking 2 stars off for the pace of the movie. Beyond that all well. Sure WATCH! (I watch when I am bored or down...)

Very funny movie...a no brainer but it is a laugh riot..sunit shetty , paresh rawal , sanjay mishra, brijesh are simply superb...

It has made a good change to watch some good comedy and its even better to know that, with a few exceptions, the cast does not include much of the Bollywood elite.

Laxmi Narayan's mother begs the Don to allow her son to commit one murder so that he is able to join and after endless begging, one chance is given. In the meantime, in another part of the city, another man, an employee, who is confused on entering his boss's office and instructed to sit, whether he should sit on the left chair or the sofa or on the right, annoys his boss, who then instructs him that he wants him to go and buy a car and that he has already e - mailed the information. Finally, in Delhi, another man is selling lingerie from a vehicle, when his son calls him and instructs him about going to visit their supplier. But then an underworld man is killed, while he tries to save a diamond that has been smuggled and hid in an antique car. Oddly all three men are named Laxmi Narayan.

The movie stars Neetu Chandra, Sunil Shetty, Esha Deol, Tusshar Kapoor, Ashwin Mushran, Sameera Reddy, Vrijesh Hirjee, Paresh Rawal, Manoj Pahwa and Mukesh Tiwari.

While Esha Deol, has to some extent, improved and Sameera Reddy has gone on to add some glamour to this movie. Naturally Paresh Rawal is at his best as usual and Tusshar Kapoor is also good as are all the others and more so with Vrijesh Hirjee and Manoj Pahwa.

One Two Three, directed by Ashwani Dhir of "Office Office" fame, is a good comedy to watch and so far this year it has been the best out of the genre that has been released.

So Dheer uses the exact same formula for his film, a comedy of errors in which a bunch of zany characters after money--after several comic misunderstandings--come together in an even more zany climax. Who can blame him though? His formula always produces a hit, and I'm not complaining as long as it makes me laugh! Make sure you leave your brain at home when watching this. A few jokes in this film are a bit more vulgar than his usual, which actually makes it even more hilarious. Suniel Shetty, Tusshar, Tusshar's mom, Neetu, Paresh Rawal, and Sameera Reddy were awesome! Upen Patel, Tanisha, and surprisingly Esha Deol were quite pathetic. Songs are good. One of Dheer's better films in recent times.