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Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu (2012)
Director: Shakun Batra
Movie review
From Time Out London
Two beautiful mismatched NRI’s (‘Non Resident Indians’) get pissed in Las Vegas, USA on Christmas Eve. They wake up married to each other the following morning. Will staid Rahul (Imran Khan) and racy Riana (Kareena Kapoor) get an annulment or fall predictably in love? Bollywood’s homage to ‘What Happens in Vegas’ manages to be surprising, refreshing and credible. It’s even funny. This is due to a keenly observed script which captures current global urban Indian lives. It’s not perfect: the catchy ditties are frustratingly not subtitled, characters appear obsessed with shock sex talk and it implies the non-virginal heroine and her family are ‘loose’ because they are not Hindu. Still, the leads are charming and the dialogue has a knowing wit. The unconventional finale is a welcome push of the bolly-envelope. Its hip target audience are in for a treat; some ‘Aunty-ji’s’ may be shocked.Author: Anil Sinanan
Time Out London Issue 2165 Feb 16 - 22
User reviews of this film
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- cinemachi said...
- Posted on Feb 18 2012 21:06 one of the most rubbish film ever seen,No story,poor acting,dont ever bother to see,complete waste of time
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- KritikaK said...
- Posted on Feb 17 2012 12:53 Very urban and witty, i would recommend seeing it atleast once.....I loved it
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- AD said...
- Posted on Feb 14 2012 11:20 Very refreshing, indeed. A Bolly girl who likes sex and booze, how shocking!
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Cast & crew
Director: Shakun Batra
Cast: Imran Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Boman Irani full cast
Genre(s): Comedy
UK Release: Feb 10 2012
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