Kuch Kuch Locha Hai (2015)
Ram plays a rich Gujarati businessman and Sunny, a famous film star. The
situations they find themselves in, lead to funny moments.
Director:
Devang DholakiaStars:
Mehul Buch, Navdeep Chhabra, Kurush Deboo | See full cast and crew »
Storyline
Ram plays a rich Gujarati businessman and Sunny, a famous film star. The
situations they find themselves in, lead to funny moments.
Devang Dholakia's Kuch
Kuch Locha Hai , touted as a sex comedy, is in fact a large-scale
mindless Gujarati drama on celluloid, packaged like a never-ending
Balaji Telefilms soap, with skin show and cheap, ineffective thrills
galore.
The story revolves around Praveen Patel (Ram Kapoor) aka PP, a middle-aged Gujarati shopkeeper settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He lives with his dramatic and stereotypically loud Gujarati wife Kokila Patel (Suchita Trivedi), whom he lovingly calls KoKodile and musician son, Jigar Patel (Navdeep Chabbra).
Like most NRIs, PP is besotted by Bollywood and in fact has a quirky obsession for the Bollywood 'sex bomb' Shanaya (Sunny Leone).
How PP manipulates his way through to fulfill his dream for a date with Shanaya, forms the crux of this long and convoluted tale.
Unfortunately, the premise is staid and it's treatment obnoxious. Most of the scenes are tackle canned. The direction is; careless, on the face close and upfront and theatrically projected.
On the performance front, though over-the-top, Suchita Trivedi as Kokila Patel and Mehul Buch as Chanpa Patel, PP's friend, are the only two, who stand out. There is some element of sincerity in their performances. They are believable characters.
Sunny Leone is there for the humph factor and she delivers uninhibitedly in 'full' measure, without any qualms.
User Reviews
Excellent comedy
Devang Dholakia's Kuch
Kuch Locha Hai , touted as a sex comedy, is in fact a large-scale
mindless Gujarati drama on celluloid, packaged like a never-ending
Balaji Telefilms soap, with skin show and cheap, ineffective thrills
galore.The story revolves around Praveen Patel (Ram Kapoor) aka PP, a middle-aged Gujarati shopkeeper settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He lives with his dramatic and stereotypically loud Gujarati wife Kokila Patel (Suchita Trivedi), whom he lovingly calls KoKodile and musician son, Jigar Patel (Navdeep Chabbra).
Like most NRIs, PP is besotted by Bollywood and in fact has a quirky obsession for the Bollywood 'sex bomb' Shanaya (Sunny Leone).
How PP manipulates his way through to fulfill his dream for a date with Shanaya, forms the crux of this long and convoluted tale.
Unfortunately, the premise is staid and it's treatment obnoxious. Most of the scenes are tackle canned. The direction is; careless, on the face close and upfront and theatrically projected.
On the performance front, though over-the-top, Suchita Trivedi as Kokila Patel and Mehul Buch as Chanpa Patel, PP's friend, are the only two, who stand out. There is some element of sincerity in their performances. They are believable characters.
Sunny Leone is there for the humph factor and she delivers uninhibitedly in 'full' measure, without any qualms.
