C Kkompany (2008)
Akshay Kumar is a crime reporter, Mr. Joshi is a retired accountant trying to deal with his ungrateful son and Lambodar are friends. These three share their respective plight with one another and find solace in each others company. On one occasion, they play a harmless prank to tackle their problems. One thing leads to another, and before they realize, the incident becomes news. But things don’t stop there. They put their new founded fame to good use, and this in turn triggers off a series of incidents, which propel them to such heights that the three become the talk of the nation. Things get beyond their control, and the three are left with no choice but to be mute spectators to their newly acquired fame, especially since no one knows their identity.
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There's nothing much about the story when three down-ridden people work as Samaritans under the disguise of gangsters. We have watched this theme a couple of times in other media. But, the execution by Sachin Yardi needs to be applauded.Cast & their performance is very good, especially Rajpal Yadav who succeeds in inducing humor. Music & sings were average. Screenplay is mild & works while direction & cinematography are just fine. Although I was annoyed by the incessant references to Balaja Telefilms, their serials & puns about the woman behind it, I loved the sarcasm attached to it and since the second half takes a serious note, it altogether gave a fine experience.BOTTOM LINE: A good afternoon watch, this with ample amounts of comedy, drama & Bollywood-ism! Recommended a one-time watch!Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES
A film which has been made out of more originality than several big names. Young director deserves a pat on hi back for a superb script like this and the way it was superbly executed. It was slapstick humor at its best, fun to watch and reduce stress level with such a light hearted comedy with a good social message. I think that is where the beauty lies, that you do not realize and the movie has left an impact. Commendable performances from Rajpal Yadav, Mithun DADA and Anupam Kher. The film binds the interest levels and even in year 2013, it does not let you take your eyes off even for a moment. Some of the comedy segments were very well executed specially the humor extracted out of the content for daily soaps. Mithun Da excels like no one else in this one. A better promotion of the film might have got bigger audience. The audience deserves to this movie because the it offers much more than what the outside package looks like it will offer.
Three down-on-their luck best friends (Anupam Kher, Tushar Kapoor and Rajpal Yadav) decide to dupe the pompous son of Kher's character in this funny but sometime boring comedy. Don't get me wrong, the plot was strong it's just that sometimes the film just dragged on. I didn't like the fact that they kept paying homage to other films (like Om Shanti Om, Dil Chahta Hai, even film star Akshay Kumar whom Kapoor's character is named after etc. etc. and at times it seemed like a spoof of 'Ek Chalis ki last local' and just dragged on but don't worry, it lives up to its awesome opening featuring a cameo by famed director and Bollywood personality Karan Johar as the host of Kaun Banega Crore Pati. Raima Sen co-stars.
Sachin Yardi's 'C Kkompany' is a brilliant attempt made into a pretty good film. The idea 3 losers turning into robin hoods is pleasing, plus a don who's addicted to soap show and TV stars is hilarious. The film is a decent attempt, and the débutant director has handled the script in full command, he has written it as well. In a nutshell, 'C Kkompany' is a highly entertaining film. Performances: Mithunda is lovable as Datto Bhai. Tusshar Kapoor delivers a sincere performance. Anupam Kher is excellent. Rajpal Yadav is fantastic, especially in the scene where he's drunk and he confronts outside a bar. Raima Sen looks decent, and does a passable job. Dilip Prabhawalkar is good. Viju Khote is first-rate as the corrupted cop.on the whole 'C Kkompany' is a great watch... an underrated film. Thumbs Up!