The performances of the entire cast are loud and over the top. The various social messages are astutely integrated, in a light-hearted manner, into the script, thus making the bitter pills more palatable. With puns, film referenced dialogues, fast-paced dumb repartee and farcical situations the film is a hilarious ride. But it is the blase writing credited to Bunty Rathore and Paritosh Painter that keeps the momentum of the narrative well-greased. While the premise is wafer-thin, the frothy plot after a few minutes becomes tedious. The film is their journey, from being humiliated to inadvertently becoming ambassadors of the campaign. It is only after they chance upon the objectionable poster that their paths unite. No obvious reason is spelt out in each case, except that the cause of the mishaps is assigned to the trio's misdeeds. Similarly Recovery Agent Arjun Singh finds himself at tethers-end when his marriage proposal to his girlfriend Riya is called off and school teacher Vinay Sharma finds himself at loose ends when his 'son-fixated' wife Surajmukhi gives him an ultimatum for a divorce. He is all set for his sister's engagement, when all of a sudden the ceremony is called off. The selfie obsessed Jagaavar Chaudhary is an ex-army man, now a farmer.
Initially on a mysterious note, the plot unravels the lives of the three men - Jagaavar Chaudhary (Sunny Deol), Vinay Sharma (Bobby Deol) and Arjun Singh (Shreyas Talpade) in a parallel narrative. Woahh! What a strong reply by Shreyas.Actor-director Shreyas Talpade's "Poster Boys" is a screw-ball comedy about three men who find themselves socially ostracised after they feature in a poster promoting a public service campaign on suture-less-vasectomy.Īdapted from the 2014 released Marathi film "Poshter Boyz", directed by writer-director Sameer Patil, this film is now set in a fictitious village called Jangheti somewhere in North India. Kabhi haath lagaa toh itni zor se patkungaa ki tappa khake chatt se lagega. Here’s what he said…Īukaat mein reh chu**#. The tweet read, “Top class Wahiyat film #PosterBoys collected 1.80Cr on day1 n it’s proof of 0 stardom of Deols n Chutiyapa direction of of letting the tweet go, Shreyas Talpade decided to give him a reply he will never ever forget.
The movie has hit the screens yesterday but KRK decided to slam the film on Twitter.
This time, KRK tried to take a dig at Poster Boys, the movie starring Bobby Deol, Sunny Deol and Shreyas Talpade.
Maximum times, celebrities stay away from adding to the mess by replying him, but there are some who give a hard-hitting reply to him, so that next time he doesn’t speak negatively. There are hardly any films that receive positive response from him. Whenever a movie releases, Kamaal R Khan, the self proclaimed critic, always reviews them in his epic style. Many of them prefer ignoring him, but he should understand that his tweets shouldn’t cross limits. He always spreads negativity and never leaves a single chance to troll celebrities, politicians and sportspersons. Negativity and trolls just can’t be controlled, and when it comes to KRK, we all know how irritating he can be at times.