For those who have seen the movie (Possible spolier!)
... is it not heavily 'inspired' by Nine Months (Hugh Grant and Julianne Moore)?
share... is it not heavily 'inspired' by Nine Months (Hugh Grant and Julianne Moore)?
shareyes it is
the last scene was literally lifted from 9 months
La fiddle dee dah...
i kno what u mean totally coiped
shareIt was? I mean i haven't watched nine months but it was stll a pretty funny scene anyway.
sharethe way abhishek entered, i am still chuckling
he open the double door , anouches himself and then gets whammed by the door, then the two heros drag him into the room, just too hilarious,
i am sure robin williams didnt enter this way did he?
excuse me guys its wayyyyyyyyyyyy better than nine months!!!!
sharethe way abhishek entered, i am still chuckling
he open the double door , anouches himself and then gets whammed by the door, then the two heros drag him into the room, just too hilarious,
has anyone watched maine pyaar kyon kya....rubbish.....but the end scene with the left flanjee on the plane is direct from friends....i was very annoyed at the obvious copying.
shareI know, they completely lifted the scene........it couldn't have been more obvious. That too from the last episode of Friends, which practically everyone in the world saw.
shareYeah, the whole movie was eerily similar, unfortuanately as with many hindi films (I am thinking Chori Chori Chupki Chupki - Pretty Woman, Chori Chori - Housesitter, etc) although I tend to think in most cases the hindi film is about ten times better than the hollywood original.
I was a little disappointed by Abhishek's comedy debut (hmmm...actually would Bunty aur Babli be considered his comic debut? Whatever.) Although I still loved him to pieces in it I think he suits the more serious hero roles more perfectly, although perhaps I was just disappointed he was only in the movie for so short a time.
Saathi*
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