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KRAZZY 4

The Krazzy 4 are Irrfan Khan (The Captain), Arshad Warsi (The Angry Young Man), Rajpal Yadav (The Freedom Fighter) and Suresh Menon (The Silent One). Juhi Chawla is the doctor who is treating them and believes they can be cured. The plot begins with her being kidnapped and then unravels with a hilarious sequence of events. It is interspersed with Item numbers by King Shah Rukh Khan, Rakhi Sawant and the grand finale by Hritik Roshan. Diya Mirza plays the love interest of Arshad. All in all it’s a laugh riot except for a preachy ending which could have been done without.

I must also add that while the Maharashtra government has clamped down on the Cheerleaders of the Mumbai Kings, how come Rakhi Sawant’s scantily dressed gyrating hips performance in the film hasn’t attracted any vocal assault.

Anyway, that’s my opinion about Krazzy 4 and if you’re crazy enough, go watch it.

I went to watch the movie at FAME, Highland Park. When we got there, a large gathering was watching what I later realised was a location shoot for a Bengali Film. I went up and for the first time tried out the food at the FOOD COURT at this mall. The FOOD COURT is quite simple and yet practical. The food is pretty good and surely worth every Rupee you spend. Several Counters offer different kinds of cuisine and the centre of the Food Court has a Drinks counter.

Once I watched the movie and came back to the parking did I realise that this was quite a big banner kind of film. Tapas Pal was enacting a scene leading several armed Policemen. He took a few steps pulled out a pistol said a few lines and then fired two shots. This happened several times before I got bored and left to go back home while the crowd probably stayed on into the wee hours watching one of their local Super Stars shooting for his next film.
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  1. Soutiman12:02 AM

    My colleague who went to watch Krazy 4 said the movie sucked big time. But she said Hritik's dance was good.

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